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The Maybe Happy Ending electrician is running her first marathon after undergoing gender-affirming surgery as a trans woman.
The Maybe Happy Ending electrician is running her first marathon after undergoing gender-affirming surgery as a trans woman.
The Vivian Beaumont Theatre was the place to be last night as Lincoln Center Theater's first-ever Broadway revival of Aaron Sorkin's A Few Good Men celebrated its opening night. Directed by …
The Hulu series' original cast, made of Broadway performers, is reuniting to read the unproduced movie screenplay in NYC.
Review of the Saturday, October 24, 2026 matinee preview performance at the Vivian Beaumont Theater in New York City. A Lincoln Center Theater production. Starring Bradley Whitford, Tom Blyt…
Greenwich Theatre has announced the full cast for this year’s festive production of Jack and the Beanstalk, which runs from 27 November 2026 The post Award-winning cast announced for Green…
A roundup of new plays and musicals across the U.S. between Nov. 1 and 30.
David Gordon,Seth Walters,August Brightman| The longtime friends take on Shakespeare’s beloved Benedick and Beatrice in Jamie Lloyd’s confetti-filled production on Broadway. ||Broadway|H…
The cavernous Vivian Beaumont Theater is ill fitting for a play that is basically a courtroom drama. The two lead performances are also unsuccessful in carrying this very involving play.
I’ve lost count of how many new female monologues have been called the “next Fleabag”. Really. But sometimes, just sometimes, this hype might be true. I travel in hope. And this show c…
Rise and shine, BroadwayWorld! It is October 30, 2026 and it's time to catch up on all of the theatrical happenings you may have missed in the last 24 hours: NEW - BWW For You, Personali…
Once the victim of paparazzi stalking and tabloid phone hacks, the actress is starring in two projects that deal explicitly with surveillance
Museums are pitching themselves as date-night destinations — and finding a generation of takers.
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Based on my experience running facilities that housed visual arts galleries I am aware that there are strict temperature and humidity requirements for galleries. Custodians of many collectio…
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Military lawyer Daniel Kaffee is known for his wit, charm, and uncanny talent for closing cases before they ever get to trial. When assigned to defend two young Marines accused of murder, hi…
Plenty of what makes Sorkin Sorkin is already evident here — punchy dialogue, swift scenes, moral certainty. (The characters may not always know what is right and just, but Sorkin does.) �…
Yet for all the strengths of Lincoln Center Theater’s sleek new revival of Sorkin’s military drama, at the Vivian Beaumont through January 10, the biggest letdown is how leaden those sam…
Like The West Wing, A Few Good Men airs its morality proudly, and there’s an innocence to its structure that could only come from a writer who was still figuring out how to tell stories. A…
Sorkin’s dialogue is as ping-y as it was ever going to be, but in what winds up feeling like an oddly muted almost three hours of high-stakes legal drama, its crackles never quite spark to…
A Few Good Men, even in a production as generously appointed and grandly performed as this, offers truths that just aren’t that hard to handle. The post Bradley Whitford And Tom Blyth Manh…
While the truth to be handled in this case may be in the eye of the beholder, it shows the difficult questions A Few Good Men still poses almost four full decades after its original staging.…
The production may not generate much excitement, but it earns a respectful salute—the proper response to a show whose duties have been discharged honorably, if not with special distinction…
How do you escape the shadow of “A Few Good Men?” Just ask Michael Arden… It’s a tough act to follow, but under Arden’s crackling direction, “A Few Good Men” is as explosively …
LTC’s revival of Sorkin’s court-martial drama makes it clear that the Tony Awards got it right. “A Few Good Men” is a creaky old play. The post Aaron Sorkin Drama Is Guilty of Being …
There are musicals that entertain, musicals that move us, and occasionally a musical that takes a subject you would never imagine belonging onstage and makes you wonder why nobody thought of…
Sir Patrick Stewart, the commanding British actor who took Shakespeare into the stars as Captain Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek: The Next Generation, died October 28 at his Los Angeles home. H…
Joshua Henry, Caissie Levy, Brandon Uranowitz and Nichelle Lewis brought Broadway star power to an evening where theatrical tradition met a new generation of leadership. Broadway knows how t…
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Bradley Whitford, Tom Blyth and Krysta Rodriguez star in a revival of Aaron Sorkin’s 1989 breakthrough that lacks tactical cohesion.
Set to open in 2030, TeamLab Anaheim will be the first permanent U.S. space for the art collective.
The Broadway play starring Bradley Whitford and Tom Blyth is a musty old courtroom drama that resembles a million others with its chatty windbags and zero surprises.
Vivian Beaumont theater, New York CityUnconvincing performances and an ill-fitting big stage make a retooled version of the classic courtroom drama feel like a missed opportunityGiven the cu…
David Gordon| Lincoln Center Theater revives Sorkin’s early-career drama in a Michael Arden production. ||Broadway|A Few Good Men [...] Read More... from Review: A Few Good Men Introduces …
Tom Blyth is starring in Aaron Sorkin's courtroom drama at Lincoln Center Theater's Vivian Beaumont.
Theatrely's Broadway review of A Few Good Men by Aaron Sorkin at Lincoln Center Theatre in New York City
When it arrives on stage – it being “You can’t handle the truth!,” one of the most famous bits of dialogue in movie history – the phrase feels both very, very familiar and ever so …
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Lincoln Center Theater's first-ever Broadway revival of Aaron Sorkin's A Few Good Men is playing at the Vivian Beaumont Theater, directed by Tony Award winner Michael Arden. The limited enga…
The reviews are coming in for the New York premiere of The Heart, which officially opens tonight, October 29, 2026, at the Laura Pels Theatre in the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Th…
A fresh, heartfelt take on the ABBA favorite, powered by a blazing band and a mother-daughter finale that will have you reaching for your own kids. By NATASHA PARNIAN
When “A Few Good Men” debuted on Broadway in 1989, this courtroom drama about the defense of two Marines charged with murdering a fellow soldier, was viewed as the latest in a long line …
The Imaginary Invalid – 28 October 2026 Bill Irwin’s adaptation of The Imaginary Invalid lovingly preserves and modernizes Moliere’s original text in ways that are imaginative, funny, …
The Imaginary Invalid was worth the evening for a guaranteed laugh and a mild dose of political spookiness. The post The Imaginary Invalid appeared first on The Front Row Center.
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This new Dickens adaptation doesn't find a creative way to get from page to stage. Lorin Wertheimer reviews. The post Review: Copperfield! The New Musical at The Duke on 42nd Street appeared…
As the world mourns Sir Patrick Stewart’s death at age 86, a longtime friend and collaborator is paying tribute to his legacy. Sir Ian McKellen, who starred as Magneto opposite Stewart’s…
Review by Ron Fassler . . . I’m partial to TV medical dramas and have been watching them for decades. From the heroics of Ben Casey and Dr. Kildare in the 1960s, Medical Center in the…
Michael Arden’s cinematic revival of Aaron Sorkin’s courtroom drama stars Tom Blyth and Bradley Whitford, and it remains a crackerjack piece of storytelling.