Amid a flurry of recent revivals of Uncle Vanya, Soho Rep’s adaptation stands ahead of the pack, and its adaptor, Annie Baker, deserves almost as much credit as does its creator, Anton Chekhov. Baker’s original works, including Body Awareness, Circle Mirror Transformation and The Aliens, have peeked at the little things in life under a 
Anyone who’s seen the ad for the new summer sci-fi comedy The Watch, in which a bunch of nerdy male ne’er-do-wells team up to battle alien invaders, know that it’s largely a sausage fest. Ben Stiller, Vince Vaughn, Jonah Hill and Richard Ayoade round out the primary cast. But anyone who’s seen the preview knows 
NY Press has put together a list of the best shops serving ice creams, gelatos and soft serves in Manhattan in honor of National Ice Cream month. Can you think of a better way to cool off in this summer heat? The best cool treats on the Upper East Side The best sweets of the 
New York Press and NYC-based shelter Bideawee have partnered together to present you with the cutest (adoptable) pets in New York City. Check back every Thursday to see the newest pick of the litter! Isabella (who came into Bideawee along with her brother, Edward), is an adorable kitten that was rescued from outside of a 
Slowgirl marks not only the latest addition to talented young playwright Greg Pierce’s oeuvre but also an architectural annex, as this show debuts in Lincoln Center’s new Clara Tow Theater, which sits atop the Vivian Beaumont. Both are attractive and built on a firm foundation, making for an oddly ideal pair. The same can be 
By Jordan Zakarin “I’m not doing this again,” I said through gritted teeth, girded against the constant rattle of suction tubes laid against my lungs. “If this gets fucked up again, and they say I need this shit again, I don’t care. I can’t do it. Not worth it. What’s the point? Just shoot me 
By Jordan Zakarin I generally try to stay away from any and all social media-staged arguments, but last week, having spent the entire day trudging through bloody bulletins and heartbreaking details to file six or seven stories about the tragedy in Colorado, I just couldn’t help myself. I had joined in with my fellow liberal, 
