Linda Armstrong

PR maven Keith Sherman on being positive during the pandemic

During these uncertain times, it’s always refreshing to hear that someone has something positive to celebrate.

Actress Kara Young talks life during COVID-19

I had the distinct pleasure of seing an incredibly talented young actress named Kara Young for the first time in a play called “The New Englanders.”

Billie Holiday Theatre presents its #StayAtHome reading series online April 18

If ever there was a creative, rich source for theater in Brooklyn, it has been the Billie Holiday Theatre in Restoration Plaza.

Broadway Sings for PRIDE offers daily video to uplift the spirit

During these very difficult times, people need something beautiful to help lift their spirits. That is what "Broadway Sings for PRIDE" is hoping to provide.

Online theater options to enjoy from the NYPL, theater orgs

When it comes to experiencing the arts, some of the best resources we currently have are online with the libraries and theater companies who are offering families some prime entertainment and relaxation, and a chance to escape reality and experience something different.

“Stew” sizzled with energy, family drama and vicious cycles that can befall families!

Zora Howard is a great talent. This playwright penned, “Stew,” a play that told the story of three generations of the Tucker family women and played recently at the Walkerspace at 46 Walker Street, presented by Page 73 Productions.

TCG gala honors NBTF and David Henry Hwang in grand fashion!

During my 32 years as a theater critic I have often proclaimed that “Theater is a gift from God,” because when done well, it allows an audience for 2½ hours to escape their reality and buy into the reality that is being presented on stage.

‘Blues For An Alabama Sky’ has a timeless message

Pearl Cleage in a visionary! Her work, making its New York debut after being performed for 25 years throughout the country, was conceived before its time.