Review: The Belle of Belfast at curtainup.com/
well-structured, skillfully drawn, and slyly entertaining. If only it were less hollow
well-structured, skillfully drawn, and slyly entertaining. If only it were less hollow
Star casting and Dianne Paulus may make this Peter Pan back stage fiction critic proof . .
Imelda Staunton conveys the kaleidoscopic complexity of an ambitious mother .
Director Austin Pendleton has plucked out the spirit of Old Hamlet from the dramatis personae and Peter Sarsgaard plays his son as a regular Joe.
his thrilling and dark musical about Leopold and Loeb lives up to its name .
The experience of watching this Wilma productiobn is like watching an ensemble performance in which virtually each actor performs alone. Like a necklace with the links removed, each jewel sh…
racey Scott Wilson creates an unlikely roommate setup to explore the complexities of gentrification
It's set in a rock club, but you don't have to be a rock fan to relate to Laura Eason's univeral story .
Those who've never particularly liked the plays of Bertolt Brecht, nor understood his appeal, will not have their minds changed by director Liz Diamond's Yale Rep production . . .
Bedlam Theater's Shakespearean switcheroo takes the double title and morphs each into a full production that runs in entertaining repertory with itself
- As mined by Encores!, there's plenty of gold left in this Lerner & Loew 1951 musical
Whether audiences in cities that don't have more than 50,000 lawyers and an incalculable number of wonks, will have the sitzfleisch for 105 minutes of dueling ideologies remains to be seen. …
If Cush Jumbo's show is admirably self-serving, it is also an unapologetic homage
Mike Bartlett's playwriting genius nails the ultimate reality television game show
Doug Williams' world premiere addresses dark mysteries of the psyche . . . Read More
While the horrors of the Nazi reign of terror should never be forgotten, a Iddo Netanyahu's debut play adds little that's new
Naomi Wallace's generation spanning poetic recreation of a brutal chapter of our troubling slave history. .
CHURCHILL is a heart-warming interpretation of one of history's true originals.
Charles Mee's update on The Danaids gets and enchanting production at the Signature Theater
A new musical that hits every sweet button: strong story, a melodic score, on the mark lyrics, stunning choreography and a great cast . .
Nathan Lane an ideal "pipe dreamer" for Eugene O'Neill's depressing but powerful epic .
a fictionalized torn from the headlines British impor
Pop the cork for "The Night They Invented Champagne" and much else. Gigi is bubbly entertainment. .
a fine revival at the George Street Playhouse
- a lucid dream of a play and this fine production re-affirms its place among the more endearing of contemporary Irish plays.