New York Critics Face Albee's Goat
The Goat or Who Is Sylvia?, Edward Albee’s controversial new work, has had the New York theater community buzzing for months....[Read More]
The Goat or Who Is Sylvia?, Edward Albee’s controversial new work, has had the New York theater community buzzing for months....[Read More]
After countless stage incarnations and movies, The Crucible is back on Broadway where it first ran in 1953. Richard Eyre's pro...[Read More]
While One Mo’ Time just opened at Broadway’s Longacre Theatre theater last night, it is not really new to Gotham theatergoer...[Read More]
Last fall, writer/director Mary Zimmerman brought her unique show [Read More]
They Shoot Horses, Don't They? tops the list of the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Award nominations. The Greenway Court Theater production of the play earned eight nominations. The [Read…
As we first reported on January 31, I’m Not Rappaport is coming to Broadway’s Booth Theatre later this seas...[Read More]
Elaine Stritch At Liberty arrived on Broadway with a stack of glowing reviews from its off-Broadway incarnation. The piece ost...[Read More]
While she is undoubtedly best known for her roles on the small screen, Bea Arthur is also somewhat of a Broadway legend. Last night the septuagenarian diva officially made her long-awaited return to t...[Read More]
The Broadway-bound production of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s Into the Woods opened its out-of-town tryout at Los Angeles’ Ahmanson Theatre on Sunday.
The highly anticipated Royal National Theatre production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s South Pacific, directed by Trevor Nunn, opened last week at the Olivier Theatre.
When KATE TAYLOR started her job, they said theatre criticism was dead. They were wrong
Boasting more recognizable names than any other current Broadway production, the Roundabout Theatre Company's production of Clare Booth Luce's [Read More]
David Lindsay-Abaire’s Wonder of the World was supposed to have its New York premiere in early summer. How...[Read More]
Michael Frayn’s Noises Off is back on Broadway and boy are the majority of New York critics happy about it. The Royal Nation...[Read More]
I wanted to point out that the broadcast media is left out of the our web roundups. Although I can't find a link, I wanted you to know that Jeffrey Lyons (NBC Channel 4 NYC) didn't particularly like it. Does anyone know where there are links to television reviews or a round up?