Thursday, August 8, 2019
★★★★ Tom Sturridge and Jake Gyllenhaal turn in stirring performances in monologues addressing parenthood and mortality
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Linked From nystagereview.com at 08:53PM★★ A bloated musical adaptation of the Meat Loaf opus wastes the album's charms, and the talents of cast members
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★★★★ Cabaret luminaries Steve Ross and KT Sullivan honor a legendary Coward
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★★★★ Raúl Esparza, Brandon Uranowitz, and others shine in a concert production of the Stephen Sondheim/John Weidman musical
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★★★ Luis Alfaro puts a modern, Latin twist on a classic Greek tragedy
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★★★★ A vital and harrowing new play by Chris Urch looks at a young Ugandan man's struggle to conceal his homosexuality
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★★★ A new musical by and featuring Grace McLean recalls a singular woman (and saint) to beguiling, bewildering effect
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★★★ Lydia R. Diamond casts new light on the Negro League legend and first lady of professional baseball
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★★★★Michael J. Jackson takes on identity, and Tyler Perry, in a funny, haunting and truly original new musical
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★★★★ Duncan Sheik and Lynn Nottage team up for a musical adaptation of the long-cherished novel
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★★★ Second Stage Theater revives Christopher Shinn's intimate play tracing personal struggles in the Iraq War's early stages
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★★★ The acclaimed play looking at slavery's enduring legacy returns to Ars Nova
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★★★★ Kathryn Erbe is radiant as a middle-aged matron seeking a fresh start after crushing trauma
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The musical theater veteran, 86, will nod at her signature roles in new performances at Feinstein’s/54 Below.
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★★★★ Jesse Eisenberg's new play, starring Susan Sarandon and Marin Ireland, puts funny, vexing twists on suburban cliches
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★★★ A one-woman play casts Alice Ripley as the mother of a gender-neutral teen
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★★★★ Terry Kinney's witty. wrenching new production reveals the 1976 Sam Shepard classic as a play for our times
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Early on a Monday evening, the principal cast members of the new Broadway musical Beetlejuice — currently up for eight Tony Awards, including Best Musical — have gathered at their venue,…
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★★★ British rock veteran Morrissey is the latest pop star to invade Broadway, with a residency at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre
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★★★★ James Graham's new play traces the rise of the British tabloid that helped launch a global media empire
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★★★★★ The profane and the sublime meet—with Nathan Lane, Kristine Nielsen and Julie White—in Taylor Mac's brilliant Broadway debut
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★★★★ Internationally acclaimed folk opera arrives on Broadway, under Rachel Chavkin's direction
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★★★★ Michael Stuhlbarg makes a triumphant return to the Public Theater in Tim Blake Nelson's bracing, probing new play
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Linked From nystagereview.com at 09:54PMWhen acclaimed singer/singwriter Anaïs Mitchell first crafted the music, lyrics, and concept for what would become the musical Hadestown, there were few signs her journey would lead to Broa…
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★★★ Daniel Fish's acclaimed new take on the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic offers plenty of ambition but not enough joy
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★★★★ Glenda Jackson makes another welcome return, leading a supple cast in Shakespeare's tragedy
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★★ Young playwright Mara Nelson-Greenberg offers an absurdist, simplistic look at sexism in the workplace
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★★★★★ Sam Mendes's stunning production of Stefano Massini's rise-and-fall epic arrives in New York
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★★★ Broadway's latest jukebox musical mixes timeless music, exuberantly performed, with time-worn platitudes
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★★★★★ Maryann Plunkett and Ciarán O’Reilly lead a first-rate ensemble in a searing revival of the "Dublin Trilogy" entry
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★★ A radiant Isabelle Huppert tries to breathe life into Florian Zeller's account of a woman's isolation
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