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You don't have to be British or Indian to enjoy Rafta, Rafta - a charming portrait of family life
Noel Coward's Sail Away to be part of Ian Marshall Fisher's Lost Musicals season
No, No, Nanette has been almost perfectly revived as the last production of this season's Encores! series. Call it a heavenly amount of tap-happy jazz-age fun.
Who needs a committee of Tony Award nominators? Our reviewer does the job for them....
A Catered Affair is not always easy sledding, but, ultimately, you'll be glad you rode it out.
Under director Hannah Eidinow, Ibsen's The Lady From the Sea is given a compelling production.
Director Dominic Dromgoole's production of King Lear is credibly engaging and avoids the overly respectful constipation that infects other lesser Lears.
The annual ritual has taken place: The announcement of Tony nominations. And In the Heights grabs the most - 13 noms.
No, No, Nanette the last production of this year's City Center Encores! season is perfectly okay. But did Nanette really need another encore? Shouldn't Encores! be willing to take more chanc…
Over the centuries, women have given up a lot to succeed-as Caryl Churchill's Top Girls clearly points out.
This production of Macbeth, starring Patrick Stewart and Kate Fleetwood , expertly reveals the stark universality of the destructive quest for power at all costs.
Thurgood Marshall was a towering figure in our legal history. But this one-hander Laurence Fishburne is more history by the numbers than flesh and blood drama
This production of Endgame still stands up as original and unique as it was when it first premiered in 1957.
Glory Days, a transfer from the D.C. area's Signature Theatre should have been held back.
Boeing-Boeing is such a good time at the theater that it may single-handedly make farces bankable on Broadway.
Harper Regan is a devastating play about the unknowability of humankind and the trust and faith that's required by the human heart.
Les Liaisons Dangereuses is given a first-class revival- with Laura Linney and Ben Daniels expertly stepping into the roles made famous by Lindsay Duncan ahd Alan Rickman
The actors are the reason to see The New Century, namely Linda Lavin, Peter Bartlett and Jayne Houdyshell, in this bit of fluff by Paul Rudnick.
This much can be said about Fram: It dares to reach out in many directions. Unfortunately, it strikes out in most of them.
From a distance, this production of Macbeth is less dynamic than originally thought.
Thurgood is a riveting one-hander about Thurgood Marshall, the first African-American to serve on the Supreme Court. Lawrence Fishbourne gives a towering performance as the powerful justice.
The gamesmanship of love is given a full workout in this splendid revival of Les Liaisons Dangereuses.
This production of the Clifford Odets potboiler The Country Girl leaves us with one burning question: what in the world made someone put on this revival?
A talented cast - Morgan Freeman, Frances McDormand, Peter Gallagher and a talented director Mike Nichols are no guarantees that The Country Girl will be a hit.
Paul Rudnick's The New Century is a warm, witty comedy...that celebrates those forebears that made contemporary urban gay life possible.
