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It was recently announced that last year, for the first time, the annual list of America’s richest billionaires had a lady CEO on the leader-board.
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Arlene Epstein
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3/21/14
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In its second decade, Town Hall’s sellout series “Broadway By the Year” has a new format, in four star-studded hark-backs, under the enlightened guidance of beloved impresario Scott Siegel, who has created, written and hosted the series from its inception.
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Arlene Epstein
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2/20/14
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Wine and roses are fine, but the very best way to celebrate a memorable Valentine’s Day is to invite someone you love — or “almost love” to join you at the Gym at Judson (right off Washington Square Park) for a hilarious, wise, bittersweet and altogether unforgettable visit to John Cariani’s “Almost, Maine.”
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Arlene Epstein
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2/11/14
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If it’s 4° below zero here’s two perfect anecdotes guaranteed to put warm sunshine in your heart!
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Arlene Epstein
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1/29/14
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This holiday season brims with special delights. Those below all bring a unique gift of wonder — and memories to cherish!
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Arlene Epstein
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12/12/13
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‘Tis the season to show appreciation for your nearest and dearest. This annual “Gifts that keep on giving” points the way to the theater and gifts in the arts are sure to provide memorable experiences to treasure. Include yourself among the recipients!
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Arlene Epstein
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12/2/13
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The word family should bring visions of warmth and comfort — but from Shakespeare’s time to Samuel Beckett’s to today’s new theater a quartet of mesmerizing new plays that put a scalding spotlight on family relationships — quite the opposite may be the fraught truth.
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Arlene Epstein
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11/22/13
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If you’re looking for “eye candy” you can fight for a ticket for Broadway’s “Betrayal” and gaze upon Daniel Craig (the husband) and Rachel Weisz (his cheating wife) as the revival of Harold Pinter’s dreary 1978 drama rewinds the tale of her long-time in fidelity with hubby’s best friend (played by Rafe Small) from end to beginning. But if you want to revel in a glorious comedy with real heart — make a beeline to off-Broadway instead.
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Arlene Epstein
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11/13/13
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When a play leads you to immediately Google its title subject it’s a tribute to both playwright and director — and a sublime cast.
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Arlene Epstein
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11/6/13
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We go to the theater to be transported from our daily lives (not so easy these days!), to be enriched by thought-provoking tales with a message to take home, memorable performances to savor, and direction that captures and clarifies the playwright’s intent.
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Arlene Epstein
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11/6/13
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