Category Archives: The Recap

A Sensible Tony Awards Chat With Dylan Bustamante of 54 Below

June 4, 2015 by rhapcityblog

Co-Hosted by Kristin Chenoweth and Alan Cumming Two-time Tony nominee Laura Osnes & film & tv star Darren Criss (currently starring in Hedwig) will co-host the first ever Tony Awards Red Carpet Live Stream. The special will air from 5:30pm to 8:00pm ET on June 7 on TonyAwards.com, CBS.com, Playbill.com and TimeOut.com. You can find a full list of Tony Nominees HERE. Print your Tony Awards Ballot HERE. A SENSIBLE TONY AWARDS CHAT WITH DYLAN […]

Categories: The Critic, The Recap, Uncategorized • Tags: 54 Below, Adam Feldman, Alan Cumming, Alex Sharp, Amy Jo Jackson, An American in Paris, Andy Karl, Annaleigh Ashford, Barret Wilber-Weed, Ben Miles, Bonnie Milligan, Broadway, Brynn O'Malley, CBS, Dana Craig, Darren Criss, Disgraced, Drop Dead Gorgeous, Dylan Bustamante, Fun Home, Hairspray, Hand to God, Honeymoon in Vegas, It Shoulda Been You, Kander & Ebb, Kate Wetherhead, Kelli O'Hara, Kinky Boots, Kristin Chenoweth, Laura Osnes, Lesli Margherita, Lindsay Nicole Chambers, Lisa Howard, Nick Adams, Nick Spangler, NYC, On the Twentieth Century, Patti LuPone, Red Carpet, RhapCity Blog, Rogers & Hammerstein, Ryan Steele, Sam Gold, Sherie Rene Scott, Star Wars, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, The King & I, The Last Ship, The Lion King, The Rink, The Visit, Tony Awards, Wolf Hall

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The New Yorker Festival Gave Me All The Feels

October 14, 2014 by rhapcityblog

“Entertainment changes the world.” – Peter Paige This past weekend I attended two events at The New Yorker Festival. I full out fangirl for this weekend every October because it is an example of exactly why I came to New York in the first place. Now in its 15th year, The New Yorker Festival is an opportunity to sit in a room with extraordinary talents, legends, tastemakers, cultural icons, and experts in the fields of TV, Film, Art, Food, Music, Stage, Economics, […]

Categories: The Recap, The Student • Tags: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, A Little Night Music, Adam Gopnik, American Horror Story, Brad Falchuk, Company, DuBose Heyward, Emily Nussbaum, Follies, Glee, Gypsy, Into the Woods, Jenji Kohan, Jill Soloway, Jule Styne, LGBTQ, Looking, Michael Lannan, Milton Babbitt, New Yorker Festival, Nip/Tuck, Orange Is the New Black, Peter Paige, Stephen Sondheim, Sunday in the Park with George, Sweeney Todd, The Fosters, The New Yorker, Transparent, West Side Story

“Rock Bottom” Never Felt So Good – by Dana Craig

September 14, 2014 by rhapcityblog

I think we throw around the term “force of nature” around willy nilly. Don’t you think? The Dictionary defines the phrase as such: “In physics, one of the fundamental forces that occur in nature and affect the structure of the universe, including gravitation, electromagnetism, strong force, and weak force.” When we then apply the term to human beings, we must be careful, for not just any Tom, Dick, or Harry fits this definition. There have been a few- John Belushi, […]

Categories: The Critic, The Lounge, The Performer, The Recap • Tags: Adam "Ad-Rock" Horovitz, Bette Midler, Bette Sussman, Billy Eichner, bridget everett, Celisse Henderson, Center Lovell, Chelsea Packard, Cole Escola, Dana Craig, Inside Amy Schumer, Joe's Pub, Marc Shaiman, Matt Ray, ME, New York Voices, NYC, Public Theatre, Quisisana, RhapCity, Rock Bottom, Scott Wittman, SJP

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So I Did the Inevitable OITNB Binge- by Michael Dezort

August 25, 2013 by rhapcityblog

So I just finished OITNB, Season One. My introduction to this new show was a subway ad at 103rd St that I would absent-mindedly look at while I waited for the C train to show up… which, let’s face it, is whenever she god-damn-well feels like it… especially if you’re hot, sweaty, and running late. But I looked at the ad and thought it looked like something that was trying too hard, and that the characters actually looked like caricatures […]

Categories: The Critic, The Recap • Tags: Crazy Eyes, Jenji Kohan, Mary Louise Parker, Michael Dezort, Netflix, NYC, OITNB, Orange Is the New Black, Piper Chapman, Piper Kerman, Real Housewives of New Jersey, Rhap-City Blog, Yuengling

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“Second Half of GIRLS, Season One” – by Benjamin Johnson

May 24, 2013 by rhapcityblog

If you haven’t read it already, here is my review of the First Half of GIRLS, Season One Now, on to the Second Half: Adam has come around, Hannah and Marnie no longer live together, Charlie has a new girlfriend, Shoshanna loses her virginity, and Jessa has gotten married…?!?!? Such is television, where things are always in flux in order to make sure the viewer doesn’t get bored. It’s also the reason why most shows end up going sideways — all the […]

Categories: The Critic, The Recap, Uncategorized • Tags: Allison Williams, Andrew Rannells, Benjamin Johnson, Bobby Moynihan, Bridesmaids, Chris O'Dowd, Facebook, Girls, Jamie Foxx, Lena Dunham, Zosia Mamet

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“Halfway Through The First Season of Girls” – by Benjamin Johnson

May 16, 2013 by rhapcityblog

Ah, I’m waiting for disc two to watch the second half. What a great show. I had seen Lena Dunham‘s movie, “Tiny Furniture,” and became a fan of hers from that. The writing (I would say she’s a writer first) is just soo goood. It’s almost a perfect show so far; I can’t think of any criticisms to make and I have no interest in trying to cull some up. At times while watching it, I would think to myself, […]

Categories: The Critic, The Recap, Uncategorized • Tags: Allison Williams, Andrew Rannels, Benjamin Johnson, Charlie, Elijah, Girls, Hannah, HBO, Judd Apatow, Lena Dunham, Marnie, NYC, Sex and the City, Tiny Furniture, Zosia Mamet

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