Review of Rock of Ages by Matt Windman (3 out of 4 Stars)

Review of Once Upon a Time and Tomorrow: The Best of Charles Strouse (New York Pops) by Matt Windman

Seth Rudetsky's 30 Deconstructions in 30 Days: Idina Menzel

Kelli O'Hara at the Cafe Carlyle by Matt Windman

Review of Reasons to Be Pretty by Matt Windman (2.5 out of 4 Stars)

If you've seen one Neil LaBute play, you've more or less seen them all.

Broadway by the Year 1931 Review by Matt Windman

Review of Hair by Matt Windman (4 out of 4 Stars)

Ivo van Hove to Stage "The Little Foxes" for NYTW by Matt Windman

John Stamos Expected to Star in "Bye Bye Birdie"

Video: Arthur Laurents on Theater Talk

Interview with Gavin Creel on Playing Claude in "Hair" by Matt Windman

West Side Story B-Roll: Karen Olivo in "America"

'Hair' cast models spring fashions

Review of Exit the King by Matt Windman (3 out of 4 Stars)

Theater Interview with Jim Norton on "Finian's Rainbow" by Matt Windman

Review of Impressionism by Matt Windman

Something is probably wrong when the scene changes are better than the scenes that follow.

Review of God of Carnage by Matt Windman

"God of Carnage" is a genuine crowd-pleaser. All of the comedic elements are in place and the cast cannot be better. Among the many celeb-driven plays now opening en masse, this savage socia…

Interview with Josh Grisetti on Enter Laughing by Matt Windman

Review of West Side Story by Matt Windman

"West Side Story" is a dated but great show. Little else can compare with its incredible integration of song, movement and dialogue. And the ingredients and production values necessary to ma…

"Fade Out - Fade In" at the Duplex by Matt Windman

Vanity Fair Recreates West Side Story Film

Review of Blithe Spirit by Matt Windman

Michael Blakemore's production is competent, but so old-fashioned and reverential that Coward's script starts to creak with old age.

Trailer of Every Little Step: The Chorus Line Documentary

Review of 33 Variations by Matt Windman

For the most part, Kaufman's play hits the right notes - and not just with music. It is an engrossing and moving drama that music enthusiasts are bound to especially appreciate.

Can You Guess Paper Mill Playhouse's 2009-10 Season? by Matt Windman