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Cori Thomas's sense of humor about and love for these New York characters overcomes the play's imperfections .
The best of the enhancements to this exuberantly danced staging is the addition of songs from the film version
-The concept still manages to be relevant and you may be blown into a state of astonishment by the spectacle, though not much will cause a lasting effect on the soul .
Sharr White's play gets a new life at Barrington Stage .
These two plays are a tremendous achievement to bring to the stage Hilary Mantel's "imaginings (her words) the human behind the history of Thomas Cromwell" . .
Nicky Silver has created another monstrous but moving woman of a certain age role for Linda Lavin. And her fans won't be disappointed.
this is a mug-in-hand fit for theatergoers who savor watching a Shakespeare play while drinking a draft or two.
William Inge oldie with a strong whiff of Tennessee Williams
Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' free adaptation of Dion Boucicault's 1859 slave melodrama is in-your-face funny
an enjoyable evening by Noel Coward with some impressive talent
Lucy Ellinson gives a remarkable performance as someone caught in the grip of war and makes this 65 minutes of drama thrilling and traumatic. . .
It's back, better than ever and for an open run . . Read More
A highly stylized take on the famous master of suspense
One can almost smell the salt of the sea in Gardner McKay's poignant love story about a long-distance relationship between two middle-aged people
- A tribute to a musical theater legend .
Director Christopher Loar once again separates O'Neill's very complete directions from the dialogue . . . Read More
the production now at the George Street Playhouse is high on my list of excellent Our Towns I've seen. .
An engaging new play by Sharr White but not on a par with his The Other Place. . .
Why a 3rd New York production of Martin McDonagh's play? Answer: Daniel Radcliffe . .
Charles Ludlum's quick-change 2-hander still a hoot 30 years later .
Screen writerScott Z. Burns makes his stage debut with a behind the headlines drama .
If we awarded stars, Mike Bartlett's new play would get 5 stars .
Simon Stephens' provocative play about the vacuity of celebrity and wealth with an outstanding performance from Andrew Scott
An A-1 cast and director enhance Will Eno's Broadway debut, but its sum is less than its parts
Lawrence Wright's treatment of the historic facts is careful and comprehensive, and he's added is color, the human frailties of those concerned.
