Bryan Cranston, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Hayley Squires, and Paapa Essiedu in the West End production of All My Sons. Photo by Jan Versweyveld. The play opens in thematic chaos, as wind roars…
Assembled before our very eyes in the first few moments of Eugene O'Neill's Anna Christie at St. Ann's Warehouse, the play barges in with an impressive, kinetic staging crafted by a formidab…
In most years, the dawn of January feels like a Broadway bloodbath"dozens of shows abruptly shuttering as the lights dim and the holiday tourism rush disappears. But this year? The scalpel w…
"I wish." And they have a way of coming true at Christmas time, sometimes spectacularly, sometimes in ways that surprise you. Sitting down at the Bridge Theatre for Into the Woods, Stephen S…
After an exchange of love, tenderly delivered, Alfie states, quite clearly, "I've accepted what Dr. Chan said on Friday." And in that beginning, End at the National Theatre completes David E…
'911, what's your emergency?' 'My husband… they shot him… they all did.' It's July 10th, 1981, Missouri, and in that sharp introduction, Kenrex at The Other Palace arrives like a sucker …
Each year, once the glitter settles after the Tony Awards, I begin watching with fresh eyes " not for what's trending, but for what's transforming. The second half of 2025 didn't just delive…
Times Square Chronicles remembers the voices, legends, leaders, and creators we lost this year. Their lives helped shape culture, ignite imagination, and move the world. May their memory be …
As 2026 dawns, Broadway continues its revival with a compelling slate of premieres and revivals that promise star power, emotional depth, and theatrical excellence. From long-awaited debuts …
As someone who spends a good portion of each week wishing transatlantic teleportation were a standard perk of theatre journalism, I felt a familiar pang of longing when Pasadena Playhouse re…
Quietly charming and deeply nostalgic, This World of Tomorrow, a new play written by and starring Tom Hanks alongside writer James Glossman, is premiering in high gloss at The Shed. It deliv…
Renowned caricaturist Ken Fallin lends his signature flair to the cast of Marjorie Prime, immortalizing the poignant, futuristic drama with a stroke of wit and reverence. His latest illustra…
Robert Icke's modern adaptation of Oedipus, now running at Studio 54, is less a retelling of Sophocles's tragedy and more a shattering meditation on truth, power, and the unbearable weight o…
I attended the staged reading of The People Versus Lenny Bruce at the New York Society for Ethical Culture, presented in association with the Writers Guild of America East and the Society fo…
5 days to go! Every year people panic to find the perfect gift. We at T2C have been collecting idea's all year long to bring you the perfect gift guide at all price levels. When you're at th…
There are people in power that are just not meant to lead. Richard II became King of England at the age of 10. Given the throne at such an early age would not allow the boy king to mature an…
Two decades after its original Broadway run, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee is back " and still spelling out heart, hilarity, and humanity. Originally conceived by Rebecca Feldma…
Joe Iconis and his delightfully unhinged gang of musical theater punks are back at 54 Below, decking the halls (and every square inch of the venue) with their riotous holiday tradition. Now …
In the quietly futuristic revival of Marjorie Prime, playwright Jordan Harrison asks a haunting question: What if memory itself could be edited"and preserved"through artificial intelligence?…
The Art of Leaving, a new play by Anne Marilyn Lucas now playing at the Pershing Square Signature Center, may be fresh to the stage, but it arrives feeling strangely fossilized"as though une…
You can understand that in Vaudeville days, nobody wanted to follow the dog act. Why? Because dogs are cute and furry and audiences love them. Hence, the two talented dogs, Gus and J…
Cracking the world wide open, Martyna Majok's Queens, the superb off-Broadway production from Manhattan Theatre Club at New York City Center, unfolds like a memory broken apart under pressur…
A World Premiere for Wishing to Grow Up Brightly is now playing at Theatre Horizon. With a Book by Amanda Morton, Matthew Decker & Brenson Thomas and Music by Josh Totoro, it is an e…
Rajiv Joseph's Archduke, now playing Off-Broadway at the Laura Pels Theater as part of Roundabout Theatre Company's season, aspires to be a dark, absurdist comedy in the vein of Tom Stoppard…
It is human nature for people to prejudge individuals; but, it is the miracle of humanity that those prejudgments are so often proven wrong. The world premiere of Bum Bum (or this farce that…