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| "Il Mondo della Luna"-Stairway to Heaven |
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| FIPAP Works Wonders with Under-loved Sondheim Stepchild, "Merrily We Roll Along" |
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| "Lost Boy" Cuts to the Heart |
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| Hazelle Goodman: Get Her Started & You Won't Stop Laughing |
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| Anonymous 4 Put the Cherry on Top |
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| Avuncular Advice from Caetano Veloso in "zii e zie" |
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| Controversial "Orchestrion" Breaks New Ground |
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| Youssou N'Dour's "I Bring What I Love" |
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| "Highway Rider" Has Legs |
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| Sarah Rice, Bway's Original "Sweeney Todd" Johanna, Headlines Brandon Cutrell's Gala Bway @ Beach Season Finale |
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| "Sacred Jewels" Brings Ancient Music to Modern Light |
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| "A Night an the Tombs," Written & Performed by Bianca Leigh, Reaches Cherry's |
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| No Man's Land |
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| Schoenberg/Glass-Fully a Treat |
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| Dear Harvey |
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| In APCG "Cirque du SoGay," Piacentino, Rase, Sharmat & Company Will Take Fanciful Look at Grove History |
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| Imani Winds Take Us on an Journey to Exotic "Terra Incognita" |
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| Jim Speake Sings of "My Generation" |
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| "Arms and the Man:" Shakespeare Theatre of NJ Probes Shaw's Chocolate Cream Soldier |
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| "Secret Agent" Revealed |
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| Ray Fellman Returns for an Exception Edition of His & Brandon Cutrell's Bway @ the Beach |
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| "Songs, Laughter and Surprises!"-and an Embarrassment of Riches in APCG Show |
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| Dixon Place HOT! Festival Kicks Off with Anti-Diva's Pride Eve Party |
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| "Two Masters" are Two Times the Fun |
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| "Ali and Toumani"-Saving the Best for Last |
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| A Little Night Music- Revival Cast Recording Thrills |
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| Brandon Cutrell Hosts Gala Bway @ Beach Opener |
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| "Take You There" is Super Summer Soundtrack |
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| In "Bitch! Dyke! Faghag! Whore!" Penny Arcade Responds to Fighting Words |
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| Brush Up and Tame the Shrew |
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| Pan-Tastic Peter Rules at Paper Mill |
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| APCG Presents Penny Arcade in "Bitch! Dyke! Faghag! Whore!" |
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| Dixon Place Guarantees a "HOT!" Queer & Festive Summer |
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| OceanAires, Classical Concert in the Grove, Celebrates a (Dirty) Dozen Years |
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| "The Life" Sings at Westminster Arts |
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| Harmonium Celebrates Spring |
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| Soaring High with "Take Flight" |
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| Spoleto Festival & Charleston, South Carolina |
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| "The Kid," with Music |
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| Collegiate Chorale Considers Handel's "Israel in Egypt" for Season Finale |
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| Lulu's Back in Town, with Husbands, Lovers & Countess in Tow |
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| Into Africa, in Dudley's "Letters" |
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| NYFOS Ends Season with the New & 'Newest Deal' |
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| "Poetic License"-Power in the Spoken Word |
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| Gay Men's Chorus' Broadway Voices Enthusiastically Celebrate Songs of William Finn |
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| Shim Mamsir Queens Put on a Show, Vicious Gossip Is Rife, & There Are Lesbians Running the School! |
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| In MSM "Figaro," Tears Behind the Laughter, Drama Underlying the Comedy |
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| Mariinsky Chorus & NY Philharmonic, Led by Gergiev, Triumph in "Oedipus" |
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| "Nine Decades, Volume 1"-When West Met East |
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| Lesbian & Gay Band Triumphs in Rachmaninoff, Jenkins, Smith & Tchaikovsky |
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| Playwrights Excels in Thought-Provoking "Mahida's Extra Key to Heaven" |
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| Song Soirée at Turtle Bay |
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| Wagner's "Dutchman" Makes Uneven Met Return after a Decade |
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| Song & Emotion Fill Carnegie, as Beloved 'Flicka' Gives Farewell Recital |
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| Met Presents Premiere of "Armida," Subdued, & her Six Tenors, in Full Cry |
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| Martyred Nuns Take Juilliard Stage in Gripping "Carmélites," Led by Manson & Melano |
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| Back to School with "Dragonetti's New Academy" |
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| "The Subject Was Roses" A Pearl at City Center |
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| Conversation with Janis Ian |
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| Following Up on Their 'Enchanted Evening,' O'Hara & Szot 'Could Have Danced All Night' with NY Pops |
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| Andriessen Puts Us through Hell, in Dante-inspired "Commedia," before Lightening up & Daring Us to "Get It" |
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| Big Apple Corps Flexes Musical Muscles to Demonstrate "Symphonic Power!" |
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| "Smokey Joe's" Springs Into Action |
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| Everyone Enjoys "Anyone Can Whistle" |
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| Bio, Blockbusters & Surprises in Patti LuPone's "Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda" with NJSO |
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| NLT's "London" is Sweet on Simon |
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| With Bel Canto Cast, NYCO Reconsiders "Partenope" & Her Many Suitors |
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| Zephyer's Midsummer Night's Dream is Fast, Frothy Fun |
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| Manhattan Students Excel in Rare Handel Pastoral Gem |
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| 'Bad Girls' of the Big House Hit the Bowery |
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| Art Grows In Brooklyn: Catherine Eckdahl's Open Studio |
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| Singing Along with the NYC Gay Men's Chorus, Part II |
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| Collegiate Chorale Concert Raises the Question, Is Gordon & Korie's "Grapes of Wrath" the Great American Opera? |
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| Arts Florissants Field Rarified, Fascinating Purcell-Shakespeare "Fairy Queen" |
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| Baroque-a-Nova at BAM |
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| Sara Henry, David Clenny & Company Field a Fine "Lucia" for Haitian Relief |
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| Brooding, Bloodshed & Bel Canto Mark First Met "Hamlet," by Thomas, in 113 Years |
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| NYCO "Butterfly" Soars |
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| Probing Love & Hate ... & Love & ... in "Hate Mail" |
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| NYCO Starts Spring Season with Sparkling "Étoile" |
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| Stellar Array of Singers Salutes Sondheim at 80 in Philharmonic Gala Concert |
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| "Poorhouse" Is Painfully Accurate |
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| Sharon McNight Makes Welcome Return to Metropolitan Room |
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| Thanks "Yank"-LGBTI Must-See Musical at York Theatre |
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| It's Szot, at the Met-by a Nose |
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| Gutiérrez Gives Us Coloratura in All its Glory |
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| Jorge Martín's Opera "Before Night Falls," after Reinaldo Arenas' Memoir, Is Set for Premiere in Fort Worth on May 29 |
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| Tommy Femia Is Ready for a Close-up in Bawdy Spoof "Norma Doesmen" |
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| Chita Rivera, Still Going Strong, Reviews a Long Life of Song & Dance for Songbook Season Finale |
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| Motown Midtown with Jackie Fornatale |
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| In Met "Attila," 'Scourge of God' Wears Prada, & in Pit, Scourge of Bel Canto Reigns |
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| Philadelphia Flower Show Offers Floral 'Passport to the World' |
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| Wonder-Full Queen's Company |
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| Flanigan & Friends Field Fascinating Women in Their 'Monodramas' |
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| Damrau & Brownlee Delight in Met "Barbiere" |
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| Religious & Family Struggles Mark Potent New "Caso Mortara" at Dicapo |
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| Met Gives "Bohème" with Dream Cast for Our Time |
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| Lost in Yonkers--Found in Millburn |
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| Damrau Takes on Donizetti's Tomboy "Daughter," with Flórez as her Love, & Dame Kiri as a Dizzy Duchess |
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| In Philip's "All That Might Happen," Gay Couple Would Father a Child with a Friend, But Fate Deals a Different Hand than Expected |
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| Uggams, in Lincoln Center American Songbook Appearance, Shares Her Songs & Story |
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| American Songbook: Nellie in Blue |
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| "Fanny" is Encores! Old-Fashioned Delight |
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| Special Kaye and Special G |
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| "One Hundred Years'-A New Musical at 4th Wall |
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| Amelia/Maria & Her Tenors, Father & Lover, in Met "Boccanegra," Starring Domingo |
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| Choose "Two Jews..." at Playwright's Theatre |
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| Feydeau Always Had Paris, But in "Hotel Casablanca," Pasatieri Gives Us Texas, Where 'Everything Is Bigger' |
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| Broadway's 'Beautiful Girls' Salute Sondheim at Manhattan School |
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| "Drei Pintos-Begun by Weber, Completed by Mahler, Recovered by Bronx Opera |
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| Bad Baronets of "Ruddigore" Gleefully Return to NYGASP Repertory |
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| Blitzstein and Bernstein and Bolcom Oh My-NYFOS Killer B's |
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| Verdi's Evangelical Preacher Stiffelio, Brooding & Raging, Returns to the Met |
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| Met Unveils Fresh New "Carmen," Starring Garanča & Alagna |
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| NYC Gay Men's Chorus Celebrates 30, with Victoria Clark, at Town Hall |
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| Sandi Patty Wows Us at Carnegie Hall-and at the After Party |
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| Fauré's Faithful Pénélope Weaves & Waits at Manhattan School |
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| Met's New "Hoffmann"-Not Your Grandparents' "Tales" |
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| Third Annual Sinatra Bash Blows Count Basie Away |
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| Harmonium's "Winter Garden" is Holiday Highlight |
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| Downtown Music Remembers Chris DeBlasio |
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| Met Revives "Elektra" without a Strong Elektra |
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| "Twelfth Night" is Holiday Delight |
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| A Very Tallis Christmas |
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| In "Green Sneakers," Ricky Ian Recalls His Jeffrey & 'Temps Perdu' |
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| Way Down Under in New Orleans: Blanchett Brings Bravura Blanche to BAM |
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| Racette Scores Triumph as Diverse Heroines of "Trittico" |
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| Encores! Series Presents "Girl Crazy," Feel-Good Show with Some Surprise Thorns |
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| Manhattan School Examines the Musicking of the Bard of Avon |
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| Between the Lines with Janis Ian |
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| NYFOS Fields Delightful Probe of 'American Songwriting Teams' |
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| Celebrating (with) Aprile Millo at a Most Eclectic Anniversary Recital |
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| "On the Town" is Big Night Out |
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| Selections Familiar & Rare, & a World Premiere Help Mark Big Apple Corps' Big 3-0 |
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| Met Brings Bleak Janáček "House" into the Fold |
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| Love? Betrayal? Madness? Death? Hey, We've Got a Kingdom, No, a Corporation to Run, in Juilliard's Virtuoso "Ariodante" |
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| Opéra Noir: On T'Accuse, or Death & Sex in Don Giovanni's Trial or Nightmare |
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| Patrick DeGennaro Tells Us All about Love in Birdland Show & New CD "Unbroken" |
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| NYCO, 'Nice to Have You Back Where You Belong' to 'Take Care of This House' |
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| "Esther"-Lessons from a Modern Master |
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| And Miss Reardon Drinks A Little-Indeed! |
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| Some Pluses, Some Minuses in Met "Turandot" Revival |
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| Orpheus on Madison: Kirkby and Lindberg in Concert |
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| David Clenny, Lucine Amara & Company Celebrate Clenny's Golden Anniversary |
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| Attend the Tale: "Sweeney Todd" at 4th Wall |
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| Mosh Pits to Bosch Prints: "Who Shot Rock and Roll?" at Brooklyn Museum |
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| Lily Tomlin Live at NJPAC |
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| Carr Takes Rarified Look at Love in Film "A Body without a Head" |
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| "Grapes of Wrath": Devastating & Fantastic |
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| Revenge, Envy, Gay Love and Lust Are Probed in Village Playwrights' Triple Bill |
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| Rousing "Tre Re" introduces Bleecker Street Opera |
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| Dame Emma Explains Early Music All for Us |
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| Borodina Makes a Surprise Appearance in "Aida" |
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| Graham, Fleming, and Company Give Met "Rosenkavalier" the Royal Treatment |
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| Singers Come Home to NYFOS |
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| Top Drawer Cast Illuminates Met's 'Smashing Pumpkins' "Barbiere" Revival |
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| Her World Is Bound by Brick: Met Gives "Tosca" without Frills, Glamour-or Mattila |
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| Village Playwrights Present 3 Gay Comedies at LGBT Center October 16&17 |
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| The "Little House" That Roars |
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| Shakespeare Theatre's "Hamlet" Gives Great Saxe |