BY Jonathan Ullman (@gogoPatienceCnP) When the character of Johnny Gonzales enters the set of his dead brother Cisco’s apartment to clean it out in the opening moments of Growing Up Gonzales, you’d think you’re in for a night of…
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Due to Hurricane Sandy, the Up Theater Company’s presentation of K Comma Joseph has been postponed until Wednesday, November 7th. A simple complaint about the hot water forces a mild-mannered clerk to run for his life. Suddenly at odds…
A word from Washington Heights’ own Tess: You all know me as Tess…and my twitter blurb describes me best: Singer, Songwriter, Lover of loving, Pisces, Lefty, Only child, Corny at times. 😀 As mentioned in my video below, The…
BY Led Black (@Led_Black) My name is Led Black and I am a WNYC addict. I listen to it all day, everyday. Whether it’s on the radio at home or in the car, streaming on my MAC, or on…
By Douglas Feiden / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS The dramatic transformation of the United Palace Cathedral in Washington Heights into a destination arts-and-cultural center takes a huge leap forward Tuesday with the launch of a program to turn uptown…
BY Led Black (@Led_Black) It is written all over their faces. Not just the pain but also the perseverance. Not just the tragedy but also the triumph. It is all there for the world to see. What doesn’t kill…
Thursday, September 13 @ 8PM (Spanish) Friday, September 14 @ 8PM (English) Saturday, September 15 @ 8PM (Spanish) Sunday, September 16 @ 5PM (Spanish – Followed by a panel on the topic of domestic violence) Aaron Davis Hall, Theater…
Live Your Life!, The People’s Theatre Project FREE after-school program for kids ages 6-11 is all about using theatre to explore the 10 Habits of Healthy Kids. The program starts up again on January 25th. The last session ended…
The good folks of Circa 95 are throwing their closing party for their next-generation Pop-Up Shop tonight. There will be a ton of performances. Good people, good vibes and good times. Much love to them for putting together something…
After a successful Kickstarter campaign funds for the amount needed to mount the exhibition and self-publish the accompanying book was raised in July 2012. The photo exhibition features the work of up-and-coming photographer Jay Franco; who made a name…