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Though visually intriguing, the heart of this production beats slowly and without the vigor it should have.
Former Guiding Light co-stars Robert Newman and Kim Zimmer shine in the Paper Mill Playhouse's revival of this musical murder mystery.
Larry Kramer's seminal AIDS drama "The Normal Heart" is the kind of show that hits you like a jackhammer. Twenty-five years since it premiered at the Public Theater, it remains a powerful ex…
What a season it's been for Mark Rylance, who won a Tony Award three years ago for his role in "Boeing Boeing." In the fall, the actor came back to Broadway in David Hirson's verse play, "La…
It's too bad Kathleen Turner never got a chance to play Sister Aloysius in "Doubt." It might have spared her the embarrassment of now playing a nun in Matthew Lombardo's disappointing psycho…
Despite all the money poured into it and the delays in opening, Spider-Man is a totally irredeemable failure.
Some plays don’t really need to be revived. Cactus Flower is one of them.
Revived on Broadway for the first time with an all-star cast, the only thing you ll find shocking about this play is how terribly it has aged.
Darko Tresnjak’s captivating production of Merchant , fueled by F. Murray Abraham , is a prime example of the myriad ways one can interpret and present Shakespeare.
David Lindsay-Abaire has topped his Pulitzer-winning domestic drama Rabbit Hole , and Daniel Sullivan brings out strong performances from the entire cast.
While Mary Zimmerman’s production doesn t deliver on all cylinders, her lead sopranos add a lot by nailing those high-flying notes.
Paper Mill Playhouse's production of the William Finn-Rachel Sheinkin musical is F-A-N-T-A-S-T-I-C.
Best Shows of 20101. The Scottsboro Boys " It is difficult to imagine a more daring,disturbing or dangerous Broadway musical than this true story aboutnine young black males falsely accused …
The entire cast of the London production has come to Broadway to deliver Lee Hall s unofficial follow-up to Billy Elliot .
This production of the Clifford Odets potboiler The Country Girl leaves us with one burning question: what in the world made someone put on this revival?
If you blinked, you missed the latest installment of the New York Musical Theatre Festival, which since its founding has given birth to musicals such as "Next to Normal" (then under its orig…
"Mrs. Warren's Profession," George Bernard Shaw's 1894 drama that reexamines the pros and cons of prostitution, contains no violence or obscenities. Yet when it was first performed in New Yo…
You don't need to see two people fly into the air against a dramatic backdrop of rushing waters to know that they have fallen in love. Such is the problem with the tongue-in-cheek and excess…
Here are three words guaranteed to strike fear and terror into the hearts of any theatrical purist who dislikes the avant-garde: Ivo-van-Hove.Hove, a notorious Flemish director, is best know…
In Edward Albee's new play "Me, Myself & I," a disheveled mother played by Elizabeth Ashley can't tell her two sons apart. The young men are identical twins that are both named Otto. Act…
