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Scruffy and coked up, Liev Schreiber's Barry can be mesmerizing, but Schreiber doesn't have material strong enough...
Scruffy and coked up, Liev Schreiber's Barry can be mesmerizing, but Schreiber doesn't have material strong enough...
Christopher Shinn 's haunting new play Dying City at Lincoln Center stars Liev Schreiber's younger brother Pablo ...
If you haven't seen Stomp , Blue Man Group , Blast! , Cirque du Soleil , Gumboots and/or Drumstruck , have I got a show for you...
Magic is more than pulling a rabbit out of a hat. Sam Eaton's The Quantum Eye needs to add showmanship to keep his show from vanishing.
Kevin Kline and Cyrano go hand in sword. His boundless energy propels the play forward. Never does this story of unrequited love flag when he bestrides the stage
Alan Palmer is spot on as he conjures up a legion of Fabulous Divas of Broadway .
Sarah Ruhl's latest, Dead Man's Cell Phone is a doozy. Inspired silliness transcends morbidity in this riff on a modern accoutrement.
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?
Kindness is partly a heartfelt meditation on death and the family...but this being Adam Rapp, is it more than that?
Uncomfortably spanning several eras, this threadbare revival ends up fit for none
This revival of the oft-played Twelfth Night is done with clarity and visual allure.
Beware the trail of bread crumbs - but follow these crack actors as they explore parenthood's dark side.
Broke-ology offers plenty of heartfelt and funny moments in this story of individual, family, and societal struggle.
Shaw’s trophy bawd is mis-served by a lackluster, off-kilter production.
Vince Lombardi s life may have been a story worth telling, but in this setting it makes little sense.
The entire cast of the London production has come to Broadway to deliver Lee Hall s unofficial follow-up to Billy Elliot .
The madcap television show gets revived on Broadway with everything the old fans came to see.
BAM’s Next Wave Festival offers a rare chance to see a Stew/Rodewald project in process.