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Everything is a little bigger, a little broader and less detailed in this stagey radio play...
HEISENBERG is an emotionally satisfying two-hander that is sophisticated and passionate without ever being cliché.
Cirque Du Soleil's PARAMOUR...the plot is comparable to writing as a stick figure is to drawing.
You can savor all the joys of Horton Foote's unique voice in this evening of compelling, interlocking scenes.
This is a 60 minute, one woman tour-de-force and every single minute is enthralling and unnerving.
Ruben Santiago-Hudson has directed a superb, thrilling production of one of August Wilson's finest plays.
I am afraid, this production is only for the die-hard fans of the musical.
I once knew a Producer who sold his wife's jewelry to produce a show. The marriage did not survive, but the show was a hit.
SMALL MOUTH SOUNDS is like a one-night stand; at the time you think it's great, but the moment it's over, you feel cheap and ashamed.
This is a darker, more gossipy, more ferocious version of LES LIAISONS DANGEREUSES.
I understand that they are mirroring the movie, but with that many "sisters" in control, why wouldn't they fix this glaring stroke of misogyny?
Cynthia Erivo gets a show-stopping standing ovation where the audience goes so crazy she has to hush them
Everything about this musical is deft and subtle except for the emotional impact which left me...
FULLY COMMITTED is a one-man show about a struggling actor who takes phone reservations for one of the hottest restaurants in Manhattan.
John Gallagher, Jr., Michael Shannon, Gabriel Byrne and Jessica Lange in "Long Day's Journey Into Night."
BRIGHT STAR broke my heart in so many ways. This is a small, blue grass fable with some catchy tunes that packs a sweet, powerful wallop.
AMERICAN PSYCHO is a really funny dark satire of the '80s "ME" generation with a charming, insecure psychopath as our guide.
Frank Langella gives a wonderfully nuanced and theatrical performance as a man who is losing his battle with dementia.
Am I too privileged to properly enjoy this play? Then the audience is also.
The Playbill labels this ARTHUR MILLER'S THE CRUCIBLE, but there is no doubt in anyone's mind, this is IVO VAN HOVE'S THE CRUCIBLE.
BLACKBIRD could have easily gotten the "movie of the week" treatment, but instead David Harrower is true to his name...
SHE LOVES ME is based on the film "The Shop Around The Corner" which was also the basis for Nora Ephron's "You've Got Mail."
DISASTER! is a spoof of the 1970's disaster movie craze and boasts a cast that can only be described as "the best of the boulevard"
If you only read one of my posts, please make it this one.
This tortured play schizophrenically jumps from one style to another and the real trial is making sense of this shallow, pedantic evening.
