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2,700 stories by "Gordon Cox"

'Cost of Living' Review: Martyna Majok's Pulitzer-Winning Drama Makes Sensational Broadway Debut by Gordon Cox

What gives life value and makes it worth our daily toil? What does it mean to need another person, and what do we owe each other? It is a testament to the brilliant craft of Martyna Majok's …

SOURCE: Variety at 9:00pm on October 3, 2022

'Leopoldstadt' Review: A Moving Broadway Production of Tom Stoppard's Intensely Personal Drama by Gordon Cox

In a radical departure from his usual intellectually esoteric style, Tom Stoppard's new play is an intensely personal family drama. "Leopoldstadt," which takes its name from the Jewish quart…

SOURCE: Variety at 10:00pm on October 2, 2022

'The Crucible' Review: A Soggy London Revival of Miller's Masterpiece by Gordon Cox

There is an opera of "The Crucible." Written by Robert Ward, it won the 1962 Pulitzer Prize. But this is not the opera… or is it? Lyndsey Turner's grandiloquent National Theatre production…

SOURCE: Variety at 1:54pm on September 29, 2022

Madison Wells Live Unveils Slate With New Projects From Trio of Buzzy Theater Directors (EXCLUSIVE) by Gordon Cox

Madison Wells Live, the stage entertainment division of Gigi Pritzker's Madison Wells Media ("The Eyes of Tammy Faye"), has emerged from theater's lockdown phase with a lineup of brewing the…

SOURCE: Variety at 10:00am on September 28, 2022

Broadway Kicks Off Fall Season With High Hopes and Lingering Uncertainty by Gordon Cox

Broadway hasn't been the same since the pandemic. Just consider "The Phantom of the Opera." The recent closing announcement of the landmark long-runner underscored just how unpredictable the…

SOURCE: Variety at 5:44pm on September 27, 2022

'The Griswolds' Broadway Vacation' Review: New Musical Struggles to Strike Balance Between Slapstick and Sentiment by Gordon Cox

After a bunch of peppy up-tempo numbers, you just know there is going to be at least one ballad somewhere in "The Griswolds' Broadway Vacation," the new musical with Broadway aspirations pre…

SOURCE: Variety at 2:07pm on September 27, 2022

Why 'Cost of Living' Is on the Broadway Forefront by Gordon Cox

For the actor Gregg Mozgala, his Broadway debut in "Cost of Living" isn't just a step forward for him " it's a step forward for all of Broadway. Listen to this week's "Stagecraft" podc…

SOURCE: Variety at 12:30pm on September 27, 2022

'Eureka Day' Review: Timing Is Almost Everything for This Vaccine Comedy Starring Helen Hunt in London by Gordon Cox

Jonathan Spector's 2018 comedy "Eureka Day" first attracted attention in productions in Berkeley and Brooklyn. But in its sharp U.K. premiere starring Helen Hunt, this often very funny satir…

SOURCE: Variety at 10:39am on September 26, 2022

How Patina Miller Made 'Into the Woods' Her Own by Gordon Cox

Few theater performances are as indelible as the original Broadway production of "Into the Woods," which raised a generation of theater fans through a legendary American Playhouse recording …

SOURCE: Variety at 1:24pm on September 13, 2022

'As You Like It' Review: A Joyful Musical Closes Out the Summer in Central Park  by Gordon Cox

Get thee to Arden " or at least to the Arden depicted in the glorious, delightful and big-hearted musical adaptation of Shakespeare's "As You Like It," created as part of the Public Theater'…

SOURCE: Variety at 9:00pm on August 30, 2022

Why Mary Rodgers Pushed to Make Her Memoir Meaner, Funnier and More Revealing About Her Life Among Broadway Greats by Gordon Cox

The composer ("Once Upon a Mattress"), young adult author ("Freaky Friday") and philanthropist Mary Rodgers wanted to write a memoir that was candid, cutting, dishy and vanity-free " the exa…

SOURCE: Variety at 6:08pm on August 30, 2022

Cornelius Smith Jr. on His Hopes to Bring 'American Prophet' to Broadway by Gordon Cox

The new musical "American Prophet" is now in the midst of its world premiere run at Arena Stage in Washington, D.C. Next stop: Broadway? Listen to this week's "Stagecraft" podcast belo…

SOURCE: Variety at 1:29pm on August 16, 2022

'The Devil Wears Prada' Review: Broadway-Bound Musical Needs to Take a Cue From Miranda Priestly and Get Meaner by Gordon Cox

Taking an overly respectful and frankly miscalculated approach to its source materials " the 2003 roman à clef novel and the 2006 Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway-starring film " the new mu…

SOURCE: Variety at 4:24pm on August 8, 2022

Why Amir Arison Exited 'The Blacklist' and Fell in Love With Broadway's 'The Kite Runner' by Gordon Cox

After nine seasons on the hit TV series "The Blacklist," actor Amir Arison's next step is starring on Broadway in "The Kite Runner." Which is pretty surprising for a guy who'd decided he was…

SOURCE: Variety at 12:31pm on August 2, 2022

'The Kite Runner' Review: An Uplifting Broadway Adaptation of the Bestselling Novel by Gordon Cox

Playwright Matthew Spangler's adaptation of "The Kite Runner," Khaled Hosseini's bestselling 2005 novel about the friendship of two boys living parallel lives in Afghanistan, is a heartbreak…

SOURCE: Variety at 11:00am on July 22, 2022

Why Bestselling Novelist Jodi Picoult Has Become a Prolific Musical Theater Creator by Gordon Cox

Most people know Jodi Picoult as the busy author of more than 25 bestselling books, including "My Sister's Keeper," "Small Great Things" and "The Pact." But more recently, she's collaborated…

SOURCE: Variety at 4:01pm on July 19, 2022

'Black Panther' General Danai Gurira on 'Richard III,' Toxic Masculinity and Surprise Guest Stars in Central Park by Gordon Cox

Before Danai Gurira returns this fall as the Wakandan general Okoye in "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever," she's scheming and murdering her way onto the English throne in director Robert O'Har…

SOURCE: Variety at 12:00pm on July 16, 2022

'Jack Absolute Flies Again' Review: A Knockout New Comedy by the Writer of 'One Man, Two Guvnors' by Gordon Cox

No one saw it coming. Reworking Goldoni's 18th-century comedy "A Servant of Two Masters" didn't look like the recipe for a transatlantic comedy smash, but that was before Richard Bean turned…

SOURCE: Variety at 1:21pm on July 15, 2022

'The Seagull' Review: Emilia Clarke, Indira Varma Shine in a Production That Doesn't Fly by Gordon Cox

The aesthetic is austere, the emotional range fiercely compressed and the intent is relentlessly pure, but that's only to be expected in Samuel Beckett's "The Seagull." Wait, what? Obviously…

SOURCE: Variety at 9:46am on July 8, 2022

'The Southbury Child' Review: Well-Meaning Production Can't Cover a Schematic Script by Gordon Cox

A place for everything and everything in its place. Although that maxim about neatness might apply to the intentions of the characters living in the English country vicarage in "The Southbur…

SOURCE: Variety at 5:36pm on July 6, 2022

How Winning the Pulitzer Has Made James Ijames Bolder by Gordon Cox

The playwright James Ijames is no stranger to audacious choices. His adaptation of "Hamlet," "Fat Ham," sets the story at a backyard barbecue thrown by a Black family in the South " and reim…

SOURCE: Variety at 1:48pm on July 5, 2022

'Mad House' Review: David Harbour, Bill Pullman Make Theresa Rebeck's Chaotic Melodrama Seem Better Than It Is by Gordon Cox

Jessica Lange was once asked if there couldn't have been someone on the set of the painfully overwrought Southern gothic movie, Beth Henley's "Crimes of the Heart," who could have got everyo…

SOURCE: Variety at 7:01pm on June 26, 2022

Why Tony-Winning Actor Joaquina Kalukango Has Started Telling Stories as a Writer, Too by Gordon Cox

Audiences already know Joaquina Kalukango as an actor onstage ("Slave Play") and on screen ("One Night in Miami") " and on the most recent Tony Awards telecast, when she capped off a roof-ra…

SOURCE: Variety at 3:17pm on June 21, 2022

'Bruce' Review: New Musical About the Making of 'Jaws' Is a Shaggy, Sometimes Soggy Saga by Gordon Cox

There's nothing like mechanical malfunction to make you want to break into song. Though that may well be unique to "Bruce" " unless you can name another musical with a spectacularly unruly p…

SOURCE: Variety at 7:35pm on June 14, 2022

The Tony Awards Were So Good: 6 of the Most Memorable Moments from Broadway's Biggest Night by Gordon Cox

Broadway celebrated its first full season after the COVID lockdown with the 75th annual Tony Awards, hosted by a newly minted Oscar winner and spotlighting stage work that included a media-d…

SOURCE: Variety at 2:55am on June 13, 2022
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