Rufus Wainwright<br> Review By Frank Scheck
A re-creation of Judy Garland's legendary 1961 show is thankfully more homage than stunt.
A re-creation of Judy Garland's legendary 1961 show is thankfully more homage than stunt.
The Greeks did it better.
Laurence Fishburne is at his best as a high school drama teacher in this compelling play now at the Mark Taper Forum.
Comedy about Elvis impersonators isn't a class act.
Comedy about Elvis impersonators isn't a class act.
A funny Neil LaBute play with Fran Drescher, Eric McCormack and Maura Tierney. Who could ask for anything more?
Funny and aiming to please, this should do well with its target audience.
That intriguing icon, the Jewish American Princess, gets low marks in this surprisingly dull one-woman musical.
It ain't got pyramids, or even any belly dancing, but this is a hot little number that had the audience rocking.
"Brundibar" reveals itself to be a slight but charming piece about children banding together with the aid of some helpful animals to defeat a vicious bully.
More a theme park attraction than a show, but a spectacularly staged one nonetheless.
A powerful portrait of tarnished souls.
A dated show but a captivating production.
Old-fashioned courtroom drama, delivered in less than compelling fashion.
Bloody hilarious.
Superb performances in a difficult play that demands some faith of its own.
Manna for musical theater lovers, and just about everyone else.
The music of Earth, Wind & Fire, brought down to earth.
When Al Pacino gets into the head of Oscar Wilde and King Herod, it's surprising what he finds there.
Now that the Tonys have created a new category for cast replacements, a prime candidate for this year's prize has emerged in the form of Jonathan Pryce.
A magical evening of spectacular theater.
How much 1980s nostalgia can you stand?
A valuable "History" lesson, indeed.
Three strikes, the vampire musical is out.
Great writing and acting invigorate a classic tale.