March 6 – June 14Daryl Roth Theatre – NYCWritten and Performed by Brian Quijada and Nygel D. RobinsonChoreographed by Tony ThomasDirected by David Mendizabal In Mexodus off Broadway, a fresh story reveals an untold historic era: when thousands of people escaped slavery by crossing the Rio Grande into Mexico. You know the story of...
NEWS & REVIEWS: HOW MY GRANDPARENTS FELL IN LOVE, A MUSICAL by Playwright Cary Gitter and Composer Neil Berg
In 1933, Charlie, a Polish-born Jew who emigrated to America a decade earlier, returns to his hometown of Rovno in search of a bride. There Charlie meets Chava, who works at a hat shop and hopes to become a scholar. However, Chava’s ambitions for the future and the growing clouds of European anti-Semitism and...
NEWS & REVIEWS: YOUNG JOHN LEWIS: PRODIGY OF PROTEST with Book & Lyrics by Psalmayene 24 and Choreographed by Tony Thomas, Comes to Mosaic Theatre Company
Young John Lewis: Prodigy of ProtestBook & Lyrics by Psalmayene 24Music by KOKAYIDirected by Reginald L. DouglasChoreographed and Associate Directed by Tony Thomas March 26-May 3, 2026Tickets available at Mosaic Theatre Company It’s time to make some Good Trouble! In this musical, Mosaic’s Playwright-in-Residence Psalmayene 24 honors the legendary “Conscience of Congress”: the late...
NEWS & REVIEWS: THE MAN WHO WOULD BE KING with Music by Neil Berg Set for Off Broadway
Article by Andrew Gans for Playbill.com Casting is set for the upcoming Off-Broadway engagement of the new musical The Man Who Would Be King, which will play the Theatre at St. Luke’s March 25–April 3. The epic musical adventure, featuring a book and lyrics by DJ Salisbury and music by Neil Berg, will feature direction by Salisbury, music direction by...
NEWS & REVIEWS: MEXODUS at Minetta Lane Theatre Choreographed by Tony Thomas
Choreographed by Tony Thomas.Playing in New York through Nov. 1. Ticketing information available at mexodusmusical.com Review by Brittany Samuel for The New York Times 9/22/2025 I’m willing to bet this slice of history was left out of your textbooks: The Underground Railroad didn’t only run north. It also ran south across the aqueous border...