The Heart is a Lonely Hunter - Review by OSCAR E. MOORE
Beautifully acted by the ensemble cast of ten the play itself is episodic and problematic.
Beautifully acted by the ensemble cast of ten the play itself is episodic and problematic.
She not only wears her heart on her sleeve but exposes her deepest feelings in the presentation of all her song selections at the Metropolitan Room.
Holiday Humbug
A triumph of understatement. A fascinating look into the life of Lynn Redgrave and her relatives. Bursting with compassion and humor.
It is sometimes very funny with its mocking manner, sometimes uncomfortable and always sexual.
To coin a phrase, it's pleasurable, but fleeting. Soon after the initial feeling of well being you discover that something is still wanting.
Ann Hampton Callaway with her silken voice, wonderful control and artistic majesty simply tore the house down with her set.
If there is only one show that you can see on Broadway this season Ragtime is it.
It is like plodding through a muddy gulf of self pity.
This immensely likable show is the first-ever original Japanese musical to premiere in the U.S.
Funny doesn't get much funnier than this.
The Actors Company Theatre has produced another winner with an excellent ensemble cast that brings truth and comedy to the forefront. It is a glowing and loving revival.
There is nothing new or original in this sprawling, unfocused anti Vietnam War play.
A powerful and poignant production, BROKE-OLOGY is an unsettling, humorous, theatrical and heart wrenching story of the King family which will have you thinking about them long after you hav…
In this one woman, one hour, one sided biographical musical we get a rapid, superficial, speed dial version of their 35 years together - despite his being homosexual.
Daryl Glenn & Jo Lynn Burks - Great singing and a real down home, Grand Ole Opry, country party atmosphere.
This menage a quatre is little more than amusing erectile dysfunctional theater.
Neil Simon & David Cromer hit a grand slam home run. But not at the box office.
This revival is pure gold. How are things in Glocca Morra? They are absolutely terrific.
Updated, indulgent and somewhat ludicrous.
Like a shot of adrenalin on Broadway.
For those diehard fans that want to revisit the show you will not be disappointed. For those of you who do not know what you are missing, you now have the opportunity to find out.
This Roundabout Theatre's revival needs reviving.
A giant jigsaw puzzle of a musical featuring emotionally powerful performances.
It's a hip and funny update on Cinderella. A modern day fairy tale for adults with sexual and some very serious undertones that add just the right magical touch.