Jenn Harris

All in the Timing Whips Up Dessert; The Laramie Cycle Proves Deeply Worth Digesting

The sweet and the sobering

All In The Timing Revival: My Review

All In The Timing is the 1993 collection of six shorts plays by David Ives, which is being done by Primary Stages, where it originated and helped seal Ives' career as a playwright to watch and listen to. It's a witty assortment of playlets about the challenges of communication amidst the constant h ... More >>

Murray Hill’s New Year’s Eve

Gayby

Funny Lady Jenn Harris: My Interview

She dazzles as Clarice in Silence!: The Musical, she startled as the Wicked Witch at Night of 1000 Judys, and she costars in a new movie called Gayby (below). And she was all mine for a tell-all Q&A in which I got to know what makes Jenn Harris really tick. Hi, Jenn. Let's start with Silence.... ... More >>

I Was The Tin Man Last Night

Playwrights Horizons was filled to capacity for The Night of 1000 Judys, a combo concert/comedy show benefiting the Ali Forney Center. Host Justin Sayre--who's sort of Oscar Wilde meets Whoopi Goldberg--was hilarious, with his offhand monologues about the need for Judy Garland worship (and any othe ... More >>

Happy Birthday, Judy! Night of 1000 Judys' Final Cast List

The late Judy Garland would have turned 90 yesterday, so Liza Minnelli sent out a message: "Today is a day for celebration. We celebrate the privilege of having had Mama touch all of our lives. She left us with so many feelings we never would have discovered about our self until she exquisitely tra ... More >>

SILENCE! The Musical: My Review

​Move over Assassins, Sweeney Todd, and Capeman. There's a new killer musical in town, and this one's supposed to be funny. A hit at the Fringe Festival, SILENCE! The Musical--the unauthorized spoof of Silence of the Lambs--is like a darker Xanadu, a satire that also manages to be creepy in ... More >>

WICKED GAME

Jack Ferver is the new swan queen!

OSCAR ALL-STARS

An Academy Awards party you'll actually want to go to

Spinoza debates God in David Ives's The New Jerusalem

Also: The 39 Steps joshes theater and film

Chuppah Blues

Two Jewish comedies pit romantic love against tradition

Why Hallucinogens? Why Not?: Sniedze's Medicine Show