seduction...August 25, 2005A gay adaptation of La Ronde makes its American debut at the Fringe Festival.
Fleet Week: We're Not On The Town AnymoreAugust 24, 2005The sassy new musical Fleet Week, premiering at the Fringe, takes the basic premise of the Comden and Green classic and kicks it into the 21st century.
The Day The World Went QUEER!August 20, 200550's science fiction films meet modern politics and love in this deliciously twisted satire premiering at the Fringe.
A Different WomanAugust 16, 2005Veronica Russell's shocking and uplifting retelling of a rural Texas woman's struggle towards a better life is part of the New York Fringe Festival
21 StoriesJuly 23, 2005If nothing else, one must certainly admire the unabashed heart of GW Stevens' 21 Stories.
It's Only A PlayJuly 23, 2005I must admit to being rather flattered by the depiction of theatre critics in Terrence McNally's theatrical farce It's Only a Play, currently being revived at the Midtown International Theatre Festival.
KickerJune 25, 2005Robert Simonson's new play about ideals and idols ends its run on Saturday at the Connelly Theatre.
Broadway by the Year: 1962June 21, 2005The final edition of the season took us back to a year of Sondheim, Rodgers, Coleman, Berlin, Strouse & Adams and Newley & Bricusse
An Oscar for a TonyJune 20, 2005Legendary set and costume designer Tony Walton was honored with the prestegious Oscar Hammerstein Award for Lifetime Achievement at a star-studded gala.
Melanie Herman: The Producer of ProducersMay 23, 2005Melanie Herman had the love of theatre and the determination to help support the arts-- all she needed was the show. Then she discovered The Musical of Musicals.
The Pursuit of PersephoneMay 19, 2005One of the smartest, most tuneful, and most heartfelt new musicals of the season ends its run this weekend at the Connelly.
Marlene VerPlanck-- Now!May 14, 2005Cabaret artist Marlene VerPlanck brings her blend of classic and modern jazz to the elegand Skylight Room at Danny's.
A Prince of a FellaMay 9, 2005The New York Festival of Song saluted legendary director Harold Prince in a musical gala with Broadway and Cabaret stars.
Broadway by the Year: 1955May 9, 2005Scott Siegel took the eager audience at Town Hall on another journey down Memory Lane in the penultimate Broadway by the Year of the season.
Jena Tesse Fox is a lifelong theatre addict who has worked as an actress, a singer, a playwright, a director, a lyricist, a librettist, and a stage manager. While a student at Wells College, she also wrote for and edited the student newspaper, reviewing books, movies, and local theatre. By the time she graduated, Tesse knew that she was destined to be a theatre journalist, and so she is very excited to join the team of BroadwayWorld.com.