Vince Lombardi, Spider-Man and big-name stars to light up Broadway this fall by Robert Feldberg

Forced to choose one word to characterize Broadway's upcoming fall season, I'd vacillate between "unusual" and "what'sgoingonhere?"

Deciding whether to review a preview performance of "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark." by Robert Feldberg

To review early or not to review early?

'Lombardi' opens on Broadway by Robert Feldberg

The play - based on David Maraniss' book "When Pride Still Mattered" — focuses so narrowly on the surface of Lombardi's life and career that it's unlikely anyone without an existing in…

Review of "Colin Quinn Long Story Short" on Broadway by Robert Feldberg

I can't remember ever laughing at Colin Quinn's jokes when he was on "Saturday Night Live." He always seemed to try too hard.

Review: 'The Merchant of Venice' on Broadway, with Al Pacino by Robert Feldberg

It’s the most immediate, superbly acted version of the play I’ve ever seen.

New actors put a fresh spin on Broadway's top shows by Robert Feldberg

'The Great Gatsby' gets experimental off-Broadway treatment by Robert Feldberg

Spring will see a bounty of musicals on Broadway by Robert Feldberg

Review: 'The Pitmen Painters' by Robert Feldberg

It isn't just better to be British to fully appreciate "The Pitmen Painters," it's pretty much a necessity.

Stereotypes get pass on Broadway - NorthJersey.com by Robert Feldberg

Racial, religious and other types of stereotyping are commonplace in the theater, and usually stir little public reaction. T. CHARLES ERICKSON Shalita Grant, left, plays the sassy hous…

New Milford native Rob McClure stars as Chaplin on Broadway by Robert Feldberg

Why does one little-known actor get a plum theater role, while thousands of others, also talented, struggle to find work?

On Stage: Jersey City native creates 'Death Takes a Holiday' musical : page all -NorthJersey.com by Robert Feldberg

The title, dark yet jaunty, is probably much more familiar than the work itself, which has Death disguising himself as a nobleman to learn why mortals are so frightened of him.

Theater review: "Baby It's You!" by Robert Feldberg

"Baby It's You!" " which doesn't earn that exclamation point " is a shapeless, occasionally entertaining jukebox musical devoted to the rock-and-roll and rhythm-and-blues songs of the late '…

Tom Stoppard explains it all by Robert Feldberg

"Arcadia" presents an understandable, persuasive, and witty explanation for how everything on Earth works.