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If you're in New York over the next two weeks, whether on vacation for staycation, it's the perfect opportunity to go experience the best of what the Big Apple has to offer " namely, live th…
It would be a shame not to see Bryan Cranston in what can only be called a triumphant return to Broadway in "Network." The award-winning actor is beyond phenomenal.
Feeling good is the aim of the splashy yet heartfelt new musical "The Prom," now at the Longacre Theatre. Luckily for those who need a pick-me-up, the show hits its target with frequent accu…
If you're the sort of person who goes to the theater to escape reality, then head far away from Classic Stage Company, where artistic director John Doyle is helming Bertolt Brecht's "The Res…
Is there anyone out there in either the comedy world or the theatrical scene capable of delivering more laughs per minute than Mike Birbiglia? I don't think so.
Like the men on Denham's ship, theatergoers who have shelled out hard-earned dollars for this misguided monkey business may rightly consider staging a mutiny.
Race relations in America gets a starring role in Broadway's American Son.
Michael Urie Lights Up Harvey Fierstein's Torch Song
Like many a photograph taken by a true artist, Steven Levenson's new work, "Days of Rage," now premiering at Second Stage, expertly captures its time and place: a ramshackle "collective" hou…
Elaine May's performance in The Waverly Gallery is truly a work of art.
"The Ferryman" is a thrilling ride --and one you'll regret missing getting onboard if you don't grab a ticket.
By the most conventional of critical standards, it's hard to call "Gloria: A Life," Emily Mann's new bioplay about the pioneering journalist and feminist Gloria Steinem, a true success. Afte…
"The Lifespan of a Fact" is a marvelously entertaining and thought-provoking play, one that could have a lifespan of years at Studio 54 if...
In a play full of missteps and misguided choices, this is the mother of all mistakes!
In life, love, even theater " timing can be everything. Take Heidi Schreck's highly informative and extremely moving "What the Constitution Means to Me."
Unless you don't have a funny bone in your body " or if you have a serious case of narcolepsy " it's impossible to fall asleep during the first act of Richard Bean's Brit-com "The Nap"...
Theresa Rebeck is bringing audiences to its feet with "Bernhardt/Hamlet" now at the Roundabout's American Airlines Theatre.
Edie Falco delivers the kind of riveting, tour-de-force performance that basically makes "The True" worth the price of your ticket.
Here are a few of the collective reactions audience members can expect to feel while watching Jen Silverman's provocative, intentionally messy "Collective Rage: A Play in 5 Betties," now bei…
Adults (especially those attending without the young ones) may be less inclined to swallow this Chill pill.
Is there anyone out there in either the comedy world or the theatrical scene capable of delivering more laughs per minute than Mike Birbiglia? I don't think so
"If music be the food of love, play on," is undoubtedly one of the most famous lines in William Shakespeare's comic romance "Twelfth Night," and there is equally little doubt that the brilli…
The House That Will Not Stand is "extremely thought provoking." You will enjoy "every tantalizing morsel."
Since not all of us can afford a summer getaway, a trip to "Head Over Heels" featuring the music of the 1980s girl group The Go-Go's, may be the brief but satisfying vacation we all need.
Hollywood heartthrob Armie Hammer makes his stage debut in "Straight White Men."
