Teen Lust, Angst Rock Out in Sullen 'Glory Days': Jeremy Gerard
In a field, however, that also includes "Passing Strange," "In the Heights" -- hell, even "Cry-Baby" -- "Glory Days" looks hopelessly amateur.
In a field, however, that also includes "Passing Strange," "In the Heights" -- hell, even "Cry-Baby" -- "Glory Days" looks hopelessly amateur.
The current New York revival, starring Laura Linney and Britain's Ben Daniels, allows this great dark flower of evil to almost fully bloom.
"Thurgood" commands Fishburne's attention a lot more effectively than it did mine.
It has been a season for black stars to make good in white roles on Broadway: S. Epatha Merkerson in "Come Back, Little Sheba" and especially James Earl Jones in "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" have…
Lightning doesn't strike twice.
The producers don't lack ambition. What they need, however, is a pair of scissors -- and some songs.
"A Catered Affair," though not exactly boring, cannot escape the feel of a rehashed, thrice-told tale.
Manhattan Theatre Club does a young playwright no favors by giving such an embryonic work so lavish a mounting. "From Up Here" isn't ready for prime time.
Here's advice you can bank on: Three star turns you shouldn't miss. They're definitive interpretations of standards and they make you crazy happy to be in New York City.
The new -- and first! -- Broadway revival of "South Pacific," by Lincoln Center Theater at the Vivian Beaumont, pays homage to the original production in all the right ways. It should easily…
Holtzman, clever moralist that he is, packs 90 minutes with enough humor and unexpected twists to hold our interest even when the details don't quite add up.