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A Rambunctiously Rotten Take On Theater: A Review of Something Rotten!
Looking for something to do, something fresh or something new? How about Something Rotten? This up-and-coming musical comedy is everything Broadway has to offer–shaken up with a twist. Now playing at the St. James Theatre on West 44th Street, Something Rotten is a bold and brilliant rendition of the development of Arts and Culture through […]