Monday, May 25, 2015
Not so much a fumble as an incomplete pass, "Lombardi" is a new play about Green Bay Packers coach Vince Lombardi that presents a limited impression of the gridiron giant and his famously dr…
SOURCE: New Jersey Newsroom at 05:58PMSo it is what it is: Rather than thinking of "Rain" as a jukebox musical regarding The Beatles, the actual show is more like a highly animated version of a Madame Tussaud's installation R…
SOURCE: New Jersey Newsroom at 05:58PMWith performances so variable in quality, "Angels in America" doesn't fly as high as might be hoped. Or perhaps the waning of middle-1990s society's pre-millennial jitters in the ugly face o…
SOURCE: New Jersey Newsroom at 05:58PMA yummy confection of silly romantic comedy, seductive Latin music, alluring visuals and high-powered performances, "Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown" is a musical comedy certain to…
SOURCE: New Jersey Newsroom at 05:58PMFunny solo show spins through world civilization in 75 minutes sharp
SOURCE: New Jersey Newsroom at 05:58PMCapable actors, good direction, fine design and stretches of nice writing cannot disguise the inevitable realization that "After the Revolution" is a lot of fuss over not much of anything.
SOURCE: New Jersey Newsroom at 05:58PMNew musical based on a Will Ferrell movie packs jolly holiday entertainment
SOURCE: New Jersey Newsroom at 05:58PMUltimately, "A Free Man of Color" proves to be more exhausting than exhilarating in spite of the heroic efforts of its company to animate Guare's overstuffed monster of a play.
SOURCE: New Jersey Newsroom at 05:58PMSure, "Bells Are Ringing" may be a pretty familiar show to fans of old musicals, but the expertise of Marshall's smart production makes it an enjoyable occasion.
SOURCE: New Jersey Newsroom at 05:58PMWhimsical comedy about a Norwegian odd couple makes little impact
SOURCE: New Jersey Newsroom at 05:58PMLongtime fans will find LaBute in prime form while Duchovny's followers will see him excel in a challenging role at the heart of an absorbing drama.
SOURCE: New Jersey Newsroom at 05:58PMHow lovely it must be to encounter this wonderful comedy for the first time — and in such a pleasant production as this one, which isn't flawless but certainly offers a nimble, clearly…
SOURCE: New Jersey Newsroom at 05:58PMA compact, tautly-written drama set at the conclusion of the Civil War, "The Whipping Man" studies two recently-freed slaves and their former master, all of them Jews, dealing with...
SOURCE: New Jersey Newsroom at 05:58PMAn increasingly emotional interpretation of "Three Sisters" awaits people lucky enough to snare a ticket to director Austin Pendleton's poignant revival of Anton Chekhov's 1901 drama that ...
SOURCE: New Jersey Newsroom at 05:58PMBackstage musical about making a musical in the Middle East aspires to be funny
SOURCE: New Jersey Newsroom at 05:58PMRed Bull Theater vigorously brings a 1621 British drama to life
SOURCE: New Jersey Newsroom at 05:58PMKurt Weill musical mixes a powerful score with a sorrowful South African story
SOURCE: New Jersey Newsroom at 05:58PMNo question that Johnson is a talented writer — his plainspoken language sounds very natural — but his new play does not sufficiently develop its intriguing premise.
SOURCE: New Jersey Newsroom at 05:58PMTwo River Theater Company’s production of the in Red Bank lacks persuasive visuals and a fine sense of spontaneity.
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 05:58PMSpending over two hours in the company of a raging monomaniac with an Anne Frank obsession is not my idea of a fun time, especially when he's played with all stops out by Mandy Patinkin blaz…
SOURCE: New Jersey Newsroom at 05:58PMRich liberals spill their phony guts in a bogus new drama
SOURCE: New Jersey Newsroom at 05:58PM“The Subject Was Roses,” about a man who sees his troubled parents through fresh eyes, runs through March 6 at the George Street Playhouse in New Brunswick.
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 05:58PMShakespeare’s rarely-staged “Timon of Athens” looks mighty nice at the Public Theater in a crisp, smartly shaped production starring a well-cast Richard Thomas as a blissfu…
SOURCE: New Jersey Newsroom at 05:58PMA drama crafted in a minor key, Lindsay-Abaire’s latest piece is a character study that proves to be small in scope but sharp in its emotional regrets and prickly conversation as McDor…
SOURCE: New Jersey Newsroom at 05:58PMFriday, May 22, 2015
Friday, May 15, 2015
Rachel Bond’s Chekhovian but contemporary five-character play has its East Coast premiere at the McCarter Theater.
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