Elisa Winter

Summer may not start until June 21st, but with all the warm weather we've been enjoying you may have noticed an increase in the number of cyclists on the streets—that is, unless you're too busy speeding past cars and dodging pedestrians on your own set of wheels. Clearly, this... continue reading on Gothamist

Irena's Vow, which opened last night at the Walter Kerr Theatre, follows the incredible true story of Irena Gut, a Polish-Catholic woman who successfully hid 13 Jews from the Nazis during World War II. Tovah Feldshuh (who received one of her four Tony nominations for her performance in the... continue reading on Gothamist

Moisés Kaufman, courtesy Bruce Glikas. Beethoven's 33 Variations on a waltz by Anton Diabelli are among the most exceptional pieces written for piano, but why Beethoven decided to focus so much attention on a single, some say simplistic, waltz, has been cause for great debate. In Moisés Kaufman's new... continue reading on Gothamist

Malcolm Gets has been playing the New York theater circuit for years, but is more widely known for his role as Richard in the television comedy Caroline in the City. His most recent Broadway show, Story of My Life, is a reflection on the life of two men (the... continue reading on Gothamist

Emotions were high last night at Brooklyn's first CB1 meeting of the year. The ongoing controversy over the Kent Avenue bike lanes and the recent, sudden dismissal of Teresa Toro, who had chaired the Transportation Committee, inspired members of the local community to crowd the small room at the... continue reading on Gothamist