Review by Holli Harms
25 October 2016
Playwrights Horizons' Peter Jay Sharp Theater is a warm comfortable womb of a space. In this theater performers need not project to be heard, silence in this...
New York Theatre Reviews Archive
Browse through our New York Theatre Guide Reviews Archive, where our thoughts on both past Broadway and off-Broadway shows alike have now been immortalized.
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Review by Tulis McCall(30 Oct 2010) Watching this show made me wonder if David Mamet likes actors. It doesn’t seem so. In this production these two fine actors work like stevedores trying to pull a... -
Well, this play is just a slow train wreck. You can�t believe it�s happening and you can�t believe your watching. This is the story of a trust fund baby who writes a fictitious memoir. That�s... -
What the popular press said... "May well be a hit .., though not because of any artistic finesse."Ben Brantley for New York Times "Doesn't do justice to Stephen Sondheim's most elegant musical."Joe... -
What the popular press said... "Peters, gorgeous though her “Send In the Clowns” certainly is, does not always inflect her performance with glinting suggestions of the real depths in Desirée’s heart... -
A Review by Barbara Mehlman and Geri Manus. If a man is so committed to his principles that he's willing to sacrifice his life for them, is he great and noble? Plato tells us that Socrates did just... -
Review by Tulis McCall Yesirreeee, A Man IS a Man. And there’s not a thing that we can do about it. He is bored and hungry and has very, very bad manners. Like a large cat that has been caged too... -
(Review by Tulis McCall) The first thing you will notice upon entering the theatre, if your nose is in working order, is the faint smell of rubber. Those are not wood shavings covering the set, they... -
Review by Margret Echeverria July 31, 2017 What is happening in this world? I don't know about you, but I am so stressed out that I put my love spell flowers in the fridge and my normalizing herbs in... -
Review by Tulis McCall Bland but not quite. This production follows the play Candida, by George Bernard Shaw, pretty much to the letter. The one enormous element that they left out is the inclusion...