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Georffrey Nauffts' has scripted a poignant portrayal of sincere intentions playing havoc with human emotions.
S&M fails to animate Leslie Ayvazian's marital comedy
Ellen Stewart's lively 90 minute opera features sung and danced pieces performed by a large international cast from The Great Jones Company
Playwright Susan Yankowitz confronts the paralyzing fear of a brilliant, ambitious woman who is in a sudden devastating car accident leaving her unable to speak
Some of April de Angelis's ideas sound promising but much of her plot is unconvincing.
Who ever gets the credit for casting Jayne Houdyshell as a young girl in this musical stage version of Neil Gaiman novel should take a bow.
Unfortunately, only a few of the five pieces cohere into any satisfying shape.
The Donmar's relocated version of Ibsen's classic boasts a starry quintet of a cast and a brisk new adaptation
Since this play's quickly aborted original run (1 preview, 5 performances) yielded fewer revivals than the fingers on one hand, curiosity about a possible new relevancy is sure to send Willi…
The fact that Hopkins' work quite impressively results in success, not failure, is a tribute to her talent and energy.
Now audiences on both sides of the pond can see Beckett's seminal play with big theatrical names
Richard Eyre returns to the National Theatre to direct the world premiere of Matt Charman's play about the monitoring of the first democratic election in a country in West Africa
Bryony Lavery's play is a rhythmic and fascinating glimpse into the life of courtesans who have led constrained but provided for lives
Andrew Bovell's complex tale of family history is one of these plays which it is near impossible to review without revealing its central shameful revelation
Rupert Goold takes JB Priestley's difficult play and gives it the benefit of his inventive and dedicated attention to character
While the point of view indicated is of protests and flower power, most of the jokes hark back to Eisenhower and Milton Berle.
More of a discussion on semantics than it is a play, but playwright Brian Dykstra and colleague Mark Boyett keep the heady dialogue from feeling bogging down
Lots of folks die in Rajiv Joseph's new play, many in stomach churning ways
The most fun you're likely to have at a play this year, and at $10, the best bargain in town. If only all our presidents could be as entertaining and good for our pocketbooks.
In the age of Twitterhow civilized it is to revisit a well-made play
Lloyd Suh's terrific new play is a symbolic reminder of the seismic forces that pull family members back together from their disparate lives
The issues raised are not limited to Africa where it takes place. Even with an African-American president, our own country is still not without its groundswell of problems to disturb the sur…
I was dragging my toes about seeing this one, being a fervent fan of the 1987 mega-hit movie with Patrick Swayze as Johnny Castle engraved on my heart closely followed by Jennifer Grey's unf…
This bio-musical fails to bring its iconic sumject back to life
