We're going to go ahead and enemas for eroticismguess if you're in NYC for the holidays to see some theater, you're well aware of big Broadway hits like Hamiltonand Dear Evan Hansen. So below, we wanted to highlight some recent openings you may not be aware of. Below, in no particular order, we have five new favorites from the fall theatrical season. 1. Torch SongThis revival of sorts is the heartfelt and emotional story of a gay man in the '70s and early '80s wrestling with his place in the world and his family. Anchored by a powerful lead performance by Michael Urie (Ugly Betty) this is a play you won't be able to shake -- in the best way. From our original review: "Urie does an exceedingly stellar job at inviting viewers into his thoughts, drawing them in with measured looks and sly glances. It's never over-the-top, merely an ability to keep an audience hooked moment to moment, emotionally connecting not only with his scene partners but also, crucially, with the people watching."2. The PromWant to feel good? You can certainly do worse than The Prom. The musical tells the tale of what happens when a bunch of semi washed-up Broadway stars hear about a small-town Indiana girl who is banned from taking her girlfriend to the prom and come to town uninvited to help...and drum up some good press, of course. The songs are catchy pop, it's got a great message, and everyone looks like they're having the time of their lives.
3. What the Constitution Means to MeIn her autobiographical work, Heidi Schreck recounts her experience speaking as a teenager to American Legion centers about the constitution for scholarship money -- but then goes deeper with the founding document, exploring the effect that powerful piece of paper has had on women for generations, both on her family and more broadly. If you're anything like me, you'll come away from the show both deeply moved and righteously angry about how this country has consistently failed women in need. Need more convincing? Hillary Clinton tweeted about her love for the show just last week. Hurry! It closes Dec. 30.
4. My Fair Lady We're making an exception here, because the lovely revival of this show opened last year, but starting in October, Tony winner Laura Benanti took over the role of Eliza Doolittle in the part she was born to play (non-theater fans may know the Broadway fave from her recurring role as Melania Trump on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert).
Her gorgeous soprano, combined with a slightly updated book and the hilarious Norbert Leo Butz as Alfred P. Doolittle make it as good a time at the theater as you can have, with moments big and broad as well as quietly emotional. Bonus: Martin from The Crown(Harry Hadden-Paton) is Henry Higgins.
5. What is truth, anyway? Truth! Any idea why that might be timely at this current moment? Producers knew what audiences were in the mood for and three different plays take on truth in some way. The quippy Lifespan of a Fact-- starring Daniel Radcliffe -- explores where exactly the line is when it comes to magazine essay work: What's technically true versus true in a larger sense?
Network-- based on the film and starring Bryan Cranston -- and To Kill a Mockingbird (a new play by Aaron Sorkin based on the classic) also wrestle with the all-too-relevant topic.
Disclosure: The CEO of Mashable's parent company j2 Global is an investor in The Prom.
Best travel deal: Take 30% off Southwest flights
Best smart home deal: Take 45% off the Govee Outdoor String Lights
Shop Popsocket's new Kick
Best Sonos deal: Save $20 on the Sonos Era 100 at Amazon
NYT Strands hints, answers for April 14
PlayStation's Days of Play is live — Get a PS5 'Call of Duty' bundle for just $400
Today's Hurdle hints and answers for May 29, 2025
Best Sony deal: Save $51.99 on the Sony ULT WEAR headphones at Amazon
A Typical Wall Street Republican
![The best Masturbation May deals we could find [updated]](https://helios-i.mashable.com/imagery/articles/06tNjqlJfrxddXw7bTWB0FM/images-9.fit_lim.size_109x133.v1747436391.jpg)
The best Masturbation May deals we could find [updated]
10 Tech Predictions for 2017
NYT Strands hints, answers for May 28
iOS 18.5's call
NYT Connections Sports Edition hints and answers for May 28: Tips to solve Connections #247
Outdoor speaker deal: Save $20 on the Soundcore Boom 2
What’s going on at Victoria’s Secret? Security incident shuts down site.
Wordle today: The answer and hints for May 27, 2025
Bose QuietComfort earbuds are $30 off at Amazon if you hurry
The strangeness of Japan's decision to start openly hunting whales
Best Mac Mini M4 2024 deal: Save $99 with an Amazon coupon
Toyota China reports sales fall, pushes for restructuring · TechNodeTemu preparing to enter South Korean market, build logistics system · TechNodeNYT's The Mini crossword answers for July 10Freaky asteroids flew by Earth, and NASA captured footageNASA astronauts blast off in tense launch on Boeing spacecraftiOS 18: How to tint your appsDeepSeek limits registrations amid largeNYT's The Mini crossword answers for July 9Paolini vs. Navarro 2024 livestream: Watch Wimbledon for freeNASA drills freaky scenario where elusive asteroid heads towards EarthPaolini vs. Navarro 2024 livestream: Watch Wimbledon for freeAstronaut snaps strange iridescent clouds at the edge of spaceChina launches antitrust investigation of Google, details pending · TechNodeNASA mission spots Chinese spacecraft on far side of the moonDe Minaur vs. Djokovic 2024 livestream: Watch Wimbledon for freeToyota China reports sales fall, pushes for restructuring · TechNodeDeepSeek releases new models JanusScientists just found a really strange superUSPS resumes acceptance of packages from China one day after suspension · TechNodeBest early Prime Day Fire Tablet deals: The HD 10 is $95 off Staff Picks: Megg, Mogg, Maxim Maksimich by The Paris Review Douglas Coupland on Marshall McLuhan by James Atlas The Victorian Ghost Stories of Vernon Lee The Morning News Roundup for November 14, 2014 Food for Thought The Morning News Roundup for November 18, 2014 On Samuel Rutherford Crockett and the Word “Draffsack” Visit Our Holiday Pop Attending Peter Matthiessen’s Estate Sale The Morning News Roundup for November 20, 2014 Shelby Foote on the Tools of the Trade Annotations by Paul Muldoon The Poetry of Julia A. Moore Wife or Gallows? A Penny Saved Is a Waste of Time The Morning News Roundup for December 3, 2014 Barry Gifford’s Novels Find a New Generation of Readers Why Migraines are the Most Glamorous of Headaches Remembering the Absolute Sound The Poet Bandit
1.3072s , 8286.0234375 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【enemas for eroticism】,New Knowledge Information Network