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The article discusses theater festivals in New York City including Prototype, through January 13, 2019, the Exponential Festival running through February 3, 2019 and Under the Radar at the Public Theater running through January 13, 2019 featuring theatricals such as "4:48 Psychosis" and "Cowboy."

The article reviews entertainment events in New York City in January 2018 which are the circus "Big Apple Circus" at the Lincoln Center and the theatrical production "The Dead 1904" directed by Paul Moldoon and Jean Hanff Korelitz at the American Irish Historical Society.

The article presents news brief about the first on-stage appearance of Midge Maisel, female comedian, at the Gaslight Cafe in Greenwich Village in the new Amazon series and professional life of other first female comics of 1950's and 1960's, who appeared on club stages and late show couches. A selection of their zingers are also included.

The article presents a profile of the U.S. television and stage actress Georgia Engel, focusing on how she is starring in a lead role for the first time in her 40 year career. Topics addressed include her lead role in the Off-Broadway play "John," by Annie Baker, running through September 6, 2015 at the Signature Theater in New York City, an overview of her lifelong career as a supporting actress, and description of Engel's personality and stage persona.

The article profiles the American couple and Shakespearean actors Hamish Linklater and Lily Rabe. An overview of the plays by English playwright William Shakespeare that the couple act in, including the Shakespeare in the Park theatrical production of "Cymbeline" at Delacorte Theater in Central Park, New York City, New York, is provided.

The article discusses professional achievements of theater actor Liev Schreiber, citing his performance in theatricals like Macbeth" in 1998, and "Talk Radio" in 2007, and mentions the theatrical "Les Liaisons Dangereuses," starring Schreiber, to be performed at Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The article presents a list of of workshops and educational activities taking place in the New York City area, such as theater and performing arts workshops, fashion workshops, and computer science classes.

This article reports on the best park in New York City, New York, John J. Carty Park, which has slightly run down free tennis courts.

Presents a preview of the play "Our Fathers," by Luigi Lunan and performed at the Samuel Beckett Theater in New York City.

Presents information on the favorite theater plays of several New York, New York theater enthusiasts. `A Streetcar Named Desire'; `Pageant'; `Another Telepathic Thing'; `The Waverly Gallery'; `North Atlantic'; `Mythos'; Fuddy Meers'; `Bad Boy Nietzche!'

The article discusses modern drama by several U.S. playwrights, including Adam Bock, Rinne Groff, and Young Jean Lee. The style of their plays is discussed, noting their focus on the manipulation of theatrical devices rather than on plot or character. Plays discussed in the article include "The Typographer's Dream" by Adam Bock, "God's Ear" by Jenny Schwartz, and "The Internationalist" by Anne Washburn.

This article previews various theatrical productions premiering in the month of March 2007 in the greater New York City area including a revival of "King Lear," starring Kevin Kline, a staging of "Oliver Twist," written by Charles Dickens and directed by Neil Bartlett, and "Blackbird," by David Harrower.

This article reports on McCarren Park Pool, which has been used as a performance space, in New York City, New York.

This article reports on art gallery Proteus Gowanus in New York City, New York.

This article reports that Brownstone Billiards in New York City, New York is the best place to play ping-pong.

This article reports on Union Hall in New York City, New York, which has forty foot long indoor boccie ball courts.

Lists the types of protests that will be staged by various in New York City during the Republican Party National Convention. Pacifist puppet show; Billionaires for Bush; Bell-ringing conclaves; Greene dragon.

Features Mark Lundholm's theatrical production on substance abuse "Addicted: A Comedy of Substance" in New York City. Concept of the show.

Announces the staging of the production "The Mammy Project" at the Chashama in New York City.

Announces the staging of the production "Le Scandal" at the Cutting Room in New York City.

Announces the staging of the production "Alphabet City," at the Metropolitan Playhouse in New York City.

Announces the staging of the production "Above & Beyond: Valley of the Ultra Showgirls" at the Pyramid Club in New York City.

Critiques the comedy "Three Sisters," directed by Gabriele Forster and performed by the Neue Theater Productions at the Chocolate Factory in New York City.

Announces the staging of the play "Road House," at the Greenwich House in New York City.

Critiques the play "Radiohole Is Still My Name" staged at Collapsable Hole in New York City.

Provides an overview of the one-act comedy "Out at Sea & Striptease," performed by East River Commedia at the La MaMa E.T.C. in New York City.

Critiques the play "Orestes," directed by Ellen Beckerman and performed by Charles L. Mee at the Phil Bosakowski Theatre in New York City.

Provides an overview of the Bindlestiff Family Cirkus' performance entitled "High Heels & Red Noses," at the Shashama in New York City.

Announces the Culturemart 2004, a drama festival showcasing innovative theatrical works at the HERE Arts Center in New York City.

Critiques the play "The Architecture of Loss," by Julia Cho and staged at the New York Theatre Workshop in New York City.

Critiques the play "Abundance," by Marty Pottenger and staged at the Dance Theatre Workshop in New York City.

Provides an overview of the play "Valhalia," by Paul Rudnick and staged at the New York Theatre Workshop in New York City.

Critiques the play "The Mysteries," by Brina Kulick, Dario Fo and Mikhail Bulgakov at the Classic Stage Company in New York City.

Critiques the play "Five Flights," by Adam Rock, directed by Kent Nicholson and staged at the Rattlestick Theater in New York City.

Presents a comprehensive guide to the best food markets in New York City.

Presents a comprehensive guide to the establishments that offer free goods and services in New York City.

Features Oren Safdie's play "Private Jokes, Public Places" in New York City, New York. Story; Actors in the play; Characters.

resents a preview of the monologue "Mike Albo: I Can Only Come So Far," performed by Mike Albo at the VSC Cultural Center in New York City.

Presents a preview of the play "Love Research: Phase II," performed by Karen Sorensen at the CSV Cultural Center in New York City.

Presents a preview of the play "The Harlequin Studies," performed by Bill Irwin at the Signature Theatre in New York City.

Presents a preview of the play "The Hanging Man," performed by the Improbable Theater Co. at the BAM Harvey Theater in New York City.

Presents a preview of the play "Power Kegg," directed by Michelle Malavet and performed at the Flea Theater in New York City.

Presents a preview of the play "A Murder of Crows," by Mac Wellan and performed at The Belt in New York City.

Presents a preview of the play "Like I Say," directed by Len Jenkin at the Flea Theater in New York City.

Presents a preview of the play "Julius Caesar," by William Shakespeare and performed by the Moonwork Theater at the Connelly Theatre in New York City.

Presents a preview of the play "Bright Ideas," directed by Hohn Rando and performed at the East 13th Street Theater in New York City.