Reviewed by Roma Torre

Trust is billed as a dark comedy tells the story of four damaged souls with ample humor. But despite a solid production, the laughs are pretty hollow.

Review: "See Rock City & Other Destinations" By: Roma Torre

It takes you all over the place -- some stops truly quite beautiful, but we're seldom there long enough to savor the thrill.

Predicting The Winners On Broadway's Biggest Night By: Roma Torre

Review: "The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore"

"The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here Anymore" might best be regarded as a study, much like you’d find in the art world. It’s not a finished piece, though its brush strokes bet…

Review: "Three Sisters"

Austin Pendleton’s revival proves that no matter how many times "Three Sisters" gets revived, there are still details and touches to notice and savor. Sometimes celebrity casting can b…

Time Out Theater Review: "A Free Man Of Color"

They don’t make ‘em like this anymore -- a globetrotting epic with sex, politics, exuberant lyrical language, a big cast and eye-popping sets. There’s a reason why they don…