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The veteran actor plays a grandmother who serves as ballast for a gay man struggling to find that certain someone in Joshua Harmon's bittersweet and laugh-out-loud funny play.

"It's perfectly stupid fun,' Cariani says of this uproarious production filled with awful puns, time-bending Broadway references, and double entendres.

Visit Empire Steak House in Midtown Manhattan for a delightful meal.

The story of Anna and the King of Siam returns in a majestic, multi-Tony-nominated revival.

Inspired by the acclaimed 1951 movie starring Gene Kelly and Leslie Caron, this iteration plumbs emotional depths through music and romance in the City of Light.

Wilson plays a straight-laced goofball with a supposedly flush checkbook in Scott Ellis's revival of the screwball comedy.

Two teenagers may be emotionally blocked, but their puppets are unhinged, and their X-rated, blasphemous outbursts, sort of a mash-up of AVENUE Q and THE BOOK OF MORMON, are outrageously funny.

The follow-up to John Cariani's ALMOST MAINE delves deep into love and loss, as experienced by a motley bunch of lovers, old flames and strangers.

Visit Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steak House, the stylish restaurant in Midtown Manhattan for delicious fare.

Chapter One in the West Village of New York City pleases with a delicious, inventive brunch.

The veteran actor joins the kooky Sycamore family and reunites with James Earl Jones in the play that's made audiences howl since the 1930s .

Walk through the doors of 1200 Miles, a year-old establishment in the Flatiron District, and your journey has begun.

A new Italian restaurant in TriBeCa offers creative fare with head-turning flavor, a relaxed vibe and living walls. And oh! that bread service.

A pair of 'juicy parts' opposite Bradley Cooper's John Merrick keep Heald fully engaged.

Knight stars as Snow White in a raucous riposte to Disney's traditional darlings. They're fairy tale princesses who are 'a little peeved' at their public personas.

Classic Italian dishes close enough to Madison Square Garden to put you in a New York state of mind.

The Marshal, a sliver of a restaurant in Hell's Kitchen, conjures up inventive farm-to-table goodness from a roaring wood oven.

Seven bewitching illusionists will go way beyond rabbit-out-of-a-hat magic when THE ILLUSIONISTS - WITNESS THE IMPOSSIBLE hits Broadway.

Plimpton, though weaned on Edward Albee plays, "never had that kind of intimate thing with it," but now she's immersed as Julia in A DELICATE BALANCE.

A Brazilian steakhouse in Manhattan? Yes, please.