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They're writing songs of love, but not for Jordan Berman. The main character in Joshua Harmon's powerful first Broadway play, Significant Other, is falling apart as his best friends partner …
Time " 72 years to be exact " cannot extinguish the power of Tennessee Williams' great autobiographical play, "The Glass Menagerie..."
A first-rate quartet of actors, led by Oscar nominee Abigail Breslin, lend gravity and depth to "All the Fine Boys," a slightly odd and decidedly disturbing drama written and directed by Eri…
Apparently, Stephen Sondheim, who wrote the lyrics to "You Gotta Get a Gimmick" way back in 1959, is fine and dandy with the admittedly brilliant gimmick that has led, nearly 60 years later,…
Jake Gyllenhaal making his official Broadway musical debut in one of the most profound musicals ever written, Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's Pulitzer Prize-winning "Sunday in the Park W…
There are layers upon layers of plot, themes, and revelations in Steven Levenson's new play, "If I Forget," now being given an immaculately acted production by Tony winner Daniel Sullivan at…
In Wallace Shawn's aptly-named "Evening at the Talk House," now being given a polished production by The New Group and director Scott Elliot at the Pershing Square Signature Center, conversa…
Is there any actor around better at portraying the so-called "everyman," " especially the complicated everyman " than Reed Birney? As he brilliantly proved last year in his Tony-winning work…
If there remains any doubt that August Wilson is one of the 20th century's greatest American playwrights, Manhattan Theatre Club's revival of Jitney erases it.
Given today's political climate, you might think Classic Stage Company's new production, "The Liar," is an expose of Washington's politics.
The darker side of Puerto Rican culture is brought vividly to life in "Tell Hector I Miss Him," an accomplished debut effort by Paola Lazaro, now at Atlantic Theater Stage II.
Cate Blanchett makes her Broadway debut with the blazingly charismatic Richard Roxburgh in The Present.
Anyone who has ever felt unloved, rejected, isolated, or barely survived high school (have I left anyone out?) will relate to Dear Evan Hansen, the heart-stirring and often shattering new mu…
Those boys from Jersey are heading away from the Great White Way next month, but there will still be some do-wop, sweater girls and Italian gangsters on Broadway...
You will probably have to leap to the box office immeditely if you want any chance to see Tony winner Sutton Foster in the New Group's utterly captivating re-imagination of the classic 1966 …
Actor Jason Sudeikis urges his small band of students to seize the day in "Dead Poets Society"
I wish I had more endearing terms for Dan Gordon's stage adaptation "Terms of Endearment" than faithful or well-meaning.
Josh Groban as you've never seen him before, making his Broadway debut in a sumptuous new musical unlike any the Great White Way has seen.
Few plays reveal such hidden depths as Athol Fugard's 1982 masterwork "MASTER HAROLD"…AND THE BOYS.
Finian's Rainbow at the Irish Repertory Theatre is an elegant gift to bequeath to an audience.
Josie Rourke's new production of Christopher Hampton's "Les Liaisions Dangereuses" is so extremely compelling... it's required viewing for serious theatergoers.
The way we look at love and family has changed dramatically in the quarter century since Falsettos premiered on Broadway. Lincoln Center Theater's beautifully wrought revival of William Finn…
There are a lot of crimes mentioned during the nearly three hours of Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur's 1928 comedy "The Front Page" " murder, kidnapping, graft " but it's the one never named…
"Nick Kroll and John Mulaney are Broadway's oddest couple in Oh, Hello on Broadway"?
David Hyde Pierce Enlivens "A Life"
