With so many dynamic performances, plus a full-size orchestra bringing life to Jule Styne and Stephen Sondheim's golden score, how could anyone not love this production?
At a jam-packed 90-minutes, "Xanadu" provides the giddiest dose of silliness to be found on Broadway this summer.
The cast, unfortunately, shows no signs of ensemble chemistry.
"It's Alive!" cried Dr. Victor Frankenstein, upon witnessing the current cast of Broadway's The Color Purple, which has suddenly sprung to life over a year and a half following its Broadway birth.
The result of all this rock and roll and painstaking craftsmanship is a musical of individual discovery that belongs on the shelf next to standards such as John Cameron Mitchell's "Hedwig an…
The fact that its plot appears contrived and familiar is truly no matter. What 'Coram Boy' delivers is a larger-than-life, truly moving theatrical experience that can be appreciated by a wid…
Not only does "Legally Blonde" look like a big wad of pink bubblegum, it feels like one too. After five minutes, the flavor is gone.
Like "The Times They Are A-Changin," "Lestat" or "Lennon," "The Pirate Queen" should have been put out of its misery immediately following its out-of-town tryout.
But is this really theater?
Yes, but only in the sense that anything on a stage can technically constitute theater.
Wendy Wasserstein was supposed to be our time capsule. The Pulitzer-Prize winning playwright -- who died Monday at just 55 of lymphoma -- captured the light in the bottle for hyper-educated …
We’re barely into January, but it’s safe to assume that this puzzling, cheesy and horribly staged revival of “Dracula” will be remembered as one of the absolute worst…
“Elling,” a delicate parable about male outcasts that combines elements of “The Odd Couple” and “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest,” might have been w…