202 stories from NBC New York
Two parfurmerie clerks bump heads on the job, unaware that they're anonymous romantic pen pals. A vibrant and transporting revival of the 1963 Bock-Harnick rom-com.
"Bridges" Star Steven Pasquale is a handsome backwoods rogue in an always-in-motion Off-Broadway take on the 1975 musical. Pleasing slapstick with roots in a short story by Eudora Welty.
The past catches up with a middle-aged businessman in the first Broadway staging of David Harrower's "Blackbird." Williams and Daniels are intense, and the play is a small gem.
The "12 Years a Slave" Oscar winner is fragile, funny and conflicted in Danai Gurira's first-rate war drama set at the end of the Liberian civil war.
An African family transplanted to Minnesota prepares for their daughter's wedding. The "Walking Dead" star has written a well-told drama that pitches tradition against assimilation, without …
Noah Haidle's unusual, ultimately hopeful play combines elements of magical realism and manic vaudeville.
Two men contemplate life's big questions on a frozen Minnesota lake. Along the way, they meet a state wildlife official, a spear fisherman and his granddaughter, who isn't dressed for the we…
With time, the characters in Stephen Karam's relatable drama seem even more vulnerable. Jayne Houdyshell shines brightly in a cast of superior talents.
The author of "Moonstruck" and "Doubt" recounts his time at a New Hampshire Private School. Charismatic lead Timothée Chalamet gives a super performance in a play that doesn't break any new…
"Oz" comes to life again, as a lonely boy falls for the slave of a powerful witch in a gorgeous play utilizing traditional Japanese puppetry and original song.
The troupe behind "Then She Fell" is back with a bigger, more erotic new show. "The Grand Paradise" is like being on a Tinder date, with Rupert Holmes providing the background music"don't yo…
On the verge of death, Anna makes a revelation to her grown children"but how much of what she says can be trusted? The Tony-winner and sitcom star returns to MTC in a New York premiere by Ri…
Actress Kecia Lewis assumes the role of indomitable Mother Courage after an abrupt departure by Tony-winner Tonya Pinkins.
There are still surprises to be found in Michael Frayn's often-staged comedy about pandemonium behind the scenes at a generic sex farce.
Director Bartlett Sher brings a contemporary vision to the beloved 1964 musical classic"starring a favorite Broadway leading man.
The performances NBC4NY theater writers Robert Kahn and Dave Quinn will remember most, in alphabetical order.
The acclaimed Menier Chocolate Factory production from director John Doyle moves to Broadway, with standout turns by Cynthia Erivo and Jennifer Hudson.
Michael C. Hall stars in a colorful, confusing new musical inspired by Walter Tevis's 1963 novel "The Man Who Fell to Earth." The famous glam rocker contributes songs old and new.
A dozen pint-sized performers bring the heart to Andrew Lloyd Webber's stage update of the 2003 movie about a slovenly sub who brightens the lives of his prep school fifth-graders.
The Oscar winner gives a characteristically quirky performance as a retiring businessman poised to marry his British fiancée.
The skilled TV and stage actress rescues Bruce Willis's romance novelist from a car crash, but has words (and weapons) for him when she learns he's killed off her favorite character.
An acclaimed West End production of the Arthur Miller play transfers to Broadway, with Mark Strong as the Brooklyn longshoreman who has a possessive love for his niece.
A new musical inspired by the "Star Trek" actor's childhood internment follows one family in the years after the attack on Pearl Harbor.
A new musical from the director of "Kinky Boots" and writer of "Birdman" depicts how Gloria Estefan became the best-selling crossover performer in Latin music.
The King and ... oy. Mike Bartlett's galvanizing "King Charles III," newly arrived after an Olivier Award-winning run in the U.K., imagines the current Prince of Wales and his troubled ascen…
