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Adrian Noble's touching production is not a pale imitation of the movie but has more fascinating detail from David Seidler's detailed research.
EXTRA! EXTRA! Newsies is the go-to show for the whole family, from the kids to grandma and grandpa.
Mary Beth Peil and Michael Laurence use all their considerable acting skills to imbue Willy Holtzman's fact based odd couple bonding drama with dramatic fireworks
Amy Herzog's 2-hander bets another run at the Mitzi Mewhouse
Peter Qulter's bioplay with music is an acting tour-de-force but don't expect the Judy everybody adores .
Theatre for a New Audience's production takes us back to the American frontier of the late 19th century, and gives Shakespeare's knockabout farce a fresh pioneer spirit
What could be more amusing in this election year than oodles of snappy and insinuating dialogue that earnestly and humorously recalls a time when the delegates at a convention could actually…
The book is forever so-so, but as Encored at City Center, the show's musical strength and fun elements are maximized, and the weaknesses of the book are minimized
Those four can-do, now 40-year-old kids " Hunter Bell, Jeff Bowen, Susan Blackwell and Heidi Blickenstaff " are at it again.
The "middle aged kindergarten" in a low-cost, low on amenities version of the upscale Reno, Nevada divorce ranches of the 1950s is an odd setup for British playwright Matt Charman's New York…
Watching this Will Loman's "way out in the blue ride on a smile and a shoeshine" turn into "an earthquake" is as enduringly shattering as any Greek tragedy.
Jeffrey Sweet's protagonists aren't as well-known as the iconic Rosa Parks, but his 90-minute drama shows them to be cut from the same cloth.. . .
This small musical has transferred with its charm and big heart very much intact
The verdict of this critic on David Saint's production: It's guilty of being a resounding success
Jesse Berger's immersive staging does nothing to enhance or deepen Genet's sly game-playing 3-hander
For this seasoned spectator, there aren't any balls or strikes, only solid hits and home runs in this Paper Mill Playhouse revival of a classic musical of the golden era
Denis O'Hare and Lisa Peterson have turned Homer's epic war poem into a spell-binding performance piece.
The Keen Company's revival of Tina Howe's 1983 play is certainly blessed to have Kathleen Chalfant and John Cunningham as its aging Boston Brahmins. Too bad the production has them overdo th…
a knockout of a play. . .
Edward Albee's uncompromising take on the stages of death and enigmatic reflection on identity has been given a stunning looking and superbly performed revival though its feet remain planted…
Even if the story defies rational analysis, this musical can no longer be denied a place among the more unsettling and unusual musicals of our time.
Leslye Headland has saved the funniest and most entertaining scene of Assistance for end. Actually, that surreal finale is less a triumph for the playwright than for set designer David Korin…
Katori Hall's play is disturbing, painful to watch and, If you're squeamish about vulgarity and cussin', be aware that thee " N" word pops up in just about every other sentence . .
Gita Sowerby's 1912 drama returns to the Mint Theater . . .
The Irish Rep's Ciarán O'Reilly once more demonstrates his ability to give exciting new life to plays that don't rank with O'Nell's masterpieces
