Tag Archives: Jessica Schulte

Family Struggles With Autism In New City Players’ Falling

Underneath, Falling is not just about a family dealing with the complex challenge of living with an autistic adult. New City Player’s profoundly moving production seems to be as much about the scores of well-practiced routines, accommodations and coping mechanisms that make any loving relationship possible long-term.

Posted on October 12, 2019 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Abby Nigro, Arlette del Toro, Elizabeth Price, Falling, Jeanna Dent, Jessica Schulte, New City Players, Timothy Mark Davis, Todd Bruno | Leave a comment

New City Players Paint Perfect Work Of ‘Art’ At Vanguard

In the lovely confines of The Vanguard, Yasmin Reza’s modern classic Art comes to life in New City Players’ finely curated production.

Posted on June 19, 2018 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged ART, Jessica Schulte, Joey de la Rua, New City Players, Ryan Maloney, Timothy Mark Davis | Leave a comment

New City Players’ Twelfth Night Is Midsummer Night’s Dream

Merriment is a word we don’t use much in the 21st Century, but that is the precise adjective to reflect the madcap abandon, tireless physical comedy and unflagging enthusiasm that makes a success of New City Players’ edition of Twelfth Night.

Posted on July 7, 2017 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Bree-Anna Obst, Elizabeth Price, Erica Rose Dade, Ernesto Gonzalez, Jenna VanWeelden, Jessica Schulte, Johnbarry Green, Kevin Reilly, New City Players, Nick Valkdesm Johnny Contini, Reggie Campbell, Robert Fritz, Ryan Maloney, Vanguard Sanctuary | Leave a comment