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First Nighter: The Royal Shakespeare Company Turns Four Shakespeare History Plays into Solid Gold by David Finkle

Anyone devoted to William Shakespeare and, specifically, to his history plays had better make plans instantly to see The Royal Shakespeare Company's King and Country: Shakespeare's Great Cyc…

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 4:14pm on April 5, 2016

First Nighter: The Royal Shakespeare Company Turns Four Shakespeare History Plays into Solid Gold by David Finkle

Anyone devoted to William Shakespeare and, specifically, to his history plays had better make plans instantly to see The Royal Shakespeare Company's <em>King and Country: Shakespeare's…

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 2:25pm on April 5, 2016

First Nighter: A. Rey Pamatmat's Two-Families Drama "House Rules," Peter Mills Teams With Long-Gone Carlo Gesualdo in "Death for Five V by David Finkle

Pamatmat clearly believes the family that fights intramurally together eventually comes right together and demonstrates the

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 11:00am on April 4, 2016

First Nighter: A. Rey Pamatmat's Two-Families Drama "House Rules," Peter Mills Teams With Long-Gone Carlo Gesualdo in "Death for Five V by David Finkle

Why deal with one dysfunctional family when you can handle two? A. Rey Pamatmat apparently considered the question...

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 11:00am on April 4, 2016

First Nighter: Ivo van Hove Skews Arthur Miller's "The Crucible" by David Finkle

It's only a few months since Ivo van Hove brought his startlingly strong production of Arthur Miller's <em>A View From the Bridge</em> from London to Broadway.

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 7:22am on April 1, 2016

First Nighter: Ivo van Hove Skews Arthur Miller's "The Crucible" by David Finkle

It's only a few months since Ivo van Hove brought his startlingly strong production of Arthur Miller's A View From the Bridge from London to Broadway.

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 7:22am on April 1, 2016

The Wake-Up Call of a Lifetime by Damian Bazadona

In my world, conversation is the mother of invention. Regularly sitting down with smart folks is (one of) my...

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 11:29am on March 30, 2016

What Makes a Theater Tryout City? Not Much. by Cara Joy David

Not only has the last decade seen these theaters become consistent tryout houses, but we've also seen other theaters all across the country house shows of great interest to us here in NYC.

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 11:46pm on March 29, 2016

First Nighter: Tarell Alvin McCraney's 'Head of Passes' Is the Play of the Year, With Phylicia Rashad Giving the Performance of the Year by David Finkle

If superlative acting interests you -- and you probably wouldn't be reading this if it didn't -- you're well advised to make every effort you can to see Phylicia Rashad as Shelah in Tarell A…

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 10:50pm on March 28, 2016

First Nighter: Tarell Alvin McCraney's 'Head of Passes' Is the Play of the Year, With Phylicia Rashad Giving the Performance of the Year by David Finkle

If superlative acting interests you -- and you probably wouldn't be reading this if it didn't -- you're well advised to make every effort you can to see Phylicia Rashad as Shelah in Tarell A…

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 10:50pm on March 28, 2016

Interview: Ben Whishaw, Staring into Miller's Crucible by Steven Suskin

British actor Ben Whishaw is making his Broadway debut as John Proctor in director Ivo van Hove's production of Arthur Miller's The Crucible.

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 1:01pm on March 28, 2016

Broadway Star Joins Baseball's Adam LaRoche: Kelli O'Hara Prioritizes Kids Over 'The King...' by Steve Schonberg

In February, Broadway megastar, Kelli O'Hara announced that she will leave her Tony Award-winning role as Anna in "The King and I" on April 17, after more than a year headlining the show. O'…

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 10:33pm on March 25, 2016

Thoughts on Broadway's Current and Next Spring by Cara Joy David

In terms of musicals, there are two that have opened already this spring, the Roundabout revival of She Loves Me and the jukebox musical Disaster!

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 4:09pm on March 24, 2016

First Nighter: Patrick Wilson in Nassim Soleimanpour's "White Rabbit Red Rabbit," Andrew Schneider in "Youarenowhere" by David Finkle

The thin program for Nassim Soleimanpour's White Rabbit, Red Rabbit, at the Westside Theatre, includes a prominently...

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 12:42pm on March 24, 2016

Aisle View: Big Money at the Public by Steven Suskin

Dry Powder is not, as you might suspect, another one of those contemporary dramas about affluent Manhattan husbands trying to adjust to life with their toddler sleeping in the next room.

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 10:01pm on March 22, 2016

The Science of Snackable: 6 Scientific Reasons Your Brain Loves Listicles by Damian Bazadona

In recent years, short-form content has grown exponentially in popularity. From the hundreds of millions of users who flock...

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 12:02am on March 22, 2016

First Nighter: Lucy Prebble's "The Effect" Smartly Questions Scientific Experimentation by David Finkle

Lucy Prebble, who fiercely took on big business in the rousing Enron, is now grappling with science and scientific experimentation. She targets it in The Effect, an impressive, if not entire…

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 3:46pm on March 21, 2016

First Nighter: Timothy Olyphant in Kenneth Lonergan's "Hold On to Me Darling," Marin Ireland in Martyna Majok's "Ironbound" by David Finkle

With his new Hold On to Me Darling, at the Atlantic, Kenneth Lonergan has written one of the season's most head-scratching plays. That's if it's not the most head-scratching entry, as direct…

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 9:57am on March 19, 2016

Aisle View: Musical Candy Box by Steven Suskin

If you like your shows with glorious music in the air and a dollop of schlag atop the café viennois, you are sure to float away from your visit to She Loves Me on a silver-laced cloud.

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 8:04pm on March 17, 2016

Thinking Through Broadway's New Message Board Controversy by Cara Joy David

As nice as the Broadway community is -- and it is a small close-knit community -- it's not all sunshine and rainbows. It's a competitive place. There is a natural vying for attention, both o…

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 7:09pm on March 14, 2016

Aisle View: Sleepy Man, Deeper in the Woods by Steven Suskin

Steven Pasquale (center) in The Robber Bridegroom. Photo: Joan Marcus For ninety minutes of banjo-twangin',

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 10:28pm on March 13, 2016

First Nighter: George Bernard Shaw's Little-Seen "Widowers' House" Viewed Smartly Now by David Finkle

When George Bernard Shaw, who had strong opinions about what constituted potent theater, wrote his first play,...

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 7:34pm on March 13, 2016

Aisle View: Stage Dynamite by Steven Suskin

Jeff Daniels and Michelle Williams give frenzied, uncompromising performances as a pair of irremediably-ruined souls frozen by a bubbling mix of guilt, retribution, revenge and what seem to …

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 10:46pm on March 10, 2016

First Nighter: Anna Ziegler's 'Boy' Is a Smart, Fresh Transgender-Play Twist by David Finkle

The current trend towards transgender plays gets a heart-jolting spin by way of Anna Ziegler's Boy, another of her Ensemble Studio Theatre/Alfred P. Sloan-backed plays and now under Keen Com…

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 10:23pm on March 10, 2016

The Experiential Playbook: A Q&A With the CEO of Peloton, John Foley by Damian Bazadona

We're living in a world that greatly values experiences. Research shows that experiences bring significant...

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 4:29pm on March 9, 2016
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