Sarah Mantell's play finds a flicker of hope in the face of climate catastrophe. Loren Noveck reviews. The post Review: In the Amazon Warehouse Parking Lot at Playwrights Horizons appeared f…
Our cynical critic is unexpectedly charmed by this classic romcom. Cameron Kelsall reviews. The post Review: Left on Tenth at the James Earl Jones Theatre appeared first on Exeunt Magazine N…
A new musical about revolutionary artists storms the stage at New York Theatre Workshop, but finds less success than its predecessor. Lorin Wertheimer reviews. The post Review: We Live in Ca…
A madcap cabaret about the end of the world and generational trauma also makes space for a glimmer of hope. Loren Noveck reviews. The post Review: Hothouse at Irish Arts Center appeared firs…
Director Jamie Lloyd's take on Andrew Lloyd Webber throws Hollywood glitz and glamour aside. Cameron Kelsall reviews. The post Review: Sunset Blvd. at the St. James Theatre appeared first on…
Julia May Jonas responds to the male-centric American canon in intriguing if sometimes puzzling ways. Loren Noveck reviews. The post Review: A Woman Among Women at the Bushwick Starr appeare…
A new play about a journalist in Putin's Russia creates an unsteady mix of fact and fiction. Lorin Wertheimer reviews. The post Review: Vladimir at New York City Center Stage I appeared firs…
A play of big ideas that never quite finds its footing. Loren Noveck reviews. The post Review: Good Bones at the Public Theater appeared first on Exeunt Magazine NYC.
Jez Butterworth and Sam Mendes bring their latest large-scale family drama to Broadway with typically exceptional results. Lane Williamson reviews. The post Review: The Hills of California a…
Meghan Kennedy's new play connects two lonely souls over a cup of diner coffee. Lorin Wertheimer reviews. The post Review: The Counter at the Laura Pels Theatre appeared first on Exeunt Maga…
A new site-specific play about Sunny's Bar takes us on a journey through time, and reminds us of home. Loren Noveck reviews. The post Review: The Wind and the Rain: A Story About Sunny's Bar…
Ayad Akhtar's latest has nothing to tell us about technology or art--or the human soul. Loren Noveck reviews. The post Review: McNeal at Lincoln Center Theater appeared first on Exeunt Magaz…
An offbeat screen-to-stage adaptation almost finds its theatrical truth. Loren Noveck reviews. The post Review: Safety Not Guaranteed at BAM Harvey appeared first on Exeunt Magazine NYC.
David Henry Hwang's satire is messy but biting with big ideas and issues worth talking about. Nicole Serratore reviews. The post Review: Yellow Face at Todd Haimes Theatre appeared first on …
Musical theatre's parodic stalwart returns for another round. Lane Williamson reviews. The post Review: Forbidden Broadway: Merrily We Stole a Song at Theater 555 appeared first on Exeunt Ma…
Celine Song's unsettling gothic fantasia is given a jolt of energy by Alec Duffy's site-specific production. Loren Noveck reviews. The post Review: Family (site-specific) appeared first on E…
An ambitious epic that never loses sight of the power of its familial ties. Lorin Wertheimer reviews. The post Review: Counting and Cracking at NYU Skirball Center appeared first on Exeunt M…
A droll wee comedy in an intimate setting brings unexpected laughs about death. Nicole Serratore reviews. The post Review: The Voices in Your Head at St. Lydia's appeared first on Exeunt Mag…
Playwright Matthew Freeman and director Jessi D. Hill bring suspense, nuance, and deep philosophical questions to a two-hander about charitable giving. You'll never look at a nonprofit solic…
Two megawatt stars only occasionally elevate a small-scale story with a slim script. Cameron Kelsall reviews. The post Review: The Roommate at the Booth Theatre appeared first on Exeunt Maga…
Set around a reunion of exes this new play lacks the fun and sparks it needs. Nicole Serratore reviews. The post Review: Table 17 at MCC Theater appeared first on Exeunt Magazine NYC.
Atlanta-based company Vernal & Sere Theatre makes its New York debut with an abstract play about a married couple who finds their way back to each other through pornography. Lane William…
Sutton Foster's schtick is on display in this enjoyable revival, whether you like it or not. Lane Williamson reviews. The post Review: Once Upon a Mattress at the Hudson Theatre appeared fir…
In this new play on grief, the characters more like concepts. Nicole Serratore reviews. The post Review: someone spectacular at The Pershing Square Signature Center appeared first on Exeunt…
Ariel Stess's new play gives us four exceptional performances as Kara, Emma, Barbara, and Miranda try to find a way forward. Loren Noveck reviews. The post Review: Kara & Emma & Barb…