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Heidi Schreck pens a comedy-bolstered but disorienting translation of Chekhov's seminal play.
Amy Herzog's play about a mother and her ill son is an expertly-crafted exploration of allegiance and love.
Jonathan A. Abrams's offering is a rote but still rollickin' musical scored to Huey Lewis and the News' nostalgia-inducing discography.Â
In Peter Morgan's latest, cartoonish versions of the red-blooded Russian oligarch Boris Berezovsky and his political puppet, Vladimir Putin, go head-to-head.
Director Rebecca Frecknall's creepy interpretation of the legendary classic pulls you in with fantasy, then crushes you with reality.
Alicia Keys' new musical, freshly transferred from the Public Theater, is an adoring snapshot of young love and longing in '90s New York.
Naturalism has never looked or sounded as good as it does in David Adjmi's '70s-set, soft rock drama.
Shaina Taub makes a strong Broadway debut as the writer, composer and lyricist of this new American musical.
Co-writers Carson Kreitzer and Matt Gould color outside the traditional lines, but are backed by enough talent to render a captivating portrait.Â
The Broadway adaptation of S.E. Hinton's bestselling novel is a tame rendering of the American novel.
Jesús I. Valles's prizewinning play gets a stage at the Flea, but the ambitious work about queer history proves too difficult to wrangle.
Director Des McAnuff's high-frequency revival pushes Broadway's boundaries and possibly, its sound barriers.
Director Jessica Stone pitches an exciting circus tent on conventional musical theater grounds.
Playwright Amy Herzog modernizes Ibsen's original play while director Sam Gold pacifies it.
The theatrical adaptation of Nicholas Sparks' landmark novel keeps audiences laughing through the love and weeping through the grief.
Ellis' staging of this tense drama begs for more traction, energy and, ultimately, direction.
The choreographer used to dance on her way to school. Now she's bringing those same movements to the new Alicia Keys musical.
The new musical from "Light in the Piazza" creators Adam Guettel and Craig Lucas is a shallow exploration of intoxicating love.
Gen Z's reputation for conflict avoidance, and the way digital media abets it, is a recurring theme in the latest by the "Dimes Square" playwright Matthew Gasda.
Joshua Harmon's mature, time-sweeping drama traces a French Jewish family's decades-long search for an impregnable place to call home.
A relentless probe into the wickedness of one family's history and the intoxication of their ignorance.Â
The family-friendly circus troupe Phare highlights the richness of Cambodian culture with gravity-defying acrobatics, Indigenous music and rousing choreography.
The heartwarming new Broadway musical offers insight into seven autistic young adults' pursuit of self-determination.
Bedlam's revival of Tom Stoppard's time-traveling mind-bender of a play is a meditation on uncertainty.
Goofiness is at an all-time high in director Josh Rhodes' iteration of the time-cherished musical comedy.
