In this delicately written and gently directed production of Frankie and Johnny in the Claire de Lune at the Broadhurst Theatre, we watch two characters, in real time, who strip themselves bare -... Read more
Broadway Reviews
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The Broadway musical has long come back from the dead — the 1980s doldrums in which the vacuum was filled by British imports, starting with Cats which ran for nearly 18 years at the Winter Garden... Read more -
James Graham has become one of Britain's busiest and most prolific younger playwrights -- not yet 40, he's already had two plays running side-by-side in the West End simultaneously when Ink... Read more -
A regrettably sour note has hung over this new Broadway adaptation of To Kill a Mockingbird at the Shubert Theatre, when the theatrical rights for an adaptation of Harper Lee's historic novel were... Read more -
Broadway's Marquis Theatre was previously home, nearly a quarter of a century ago, to a film to stage version of Victor/Victoria that saw Julie Andrews recreating her film role as a female performer... Read more -
By an extraordinary coincidence, Roundabout Theatre Company's initially warm, eventually devastating production of All My Sons has opened at Broadway's American Airlines Theatre a night before a... Read more -
Going to hell has never been as much fun as seeing a performance of Anaïs Mitchell’s musical Hadestown, now playing at the Walter Kerr Theatre. And don’t let its origins in Greek mythology scare you... Read more -
Adam Driver is turning up the heat at the Hudson Theatre in Burn This, Lanford Wilson's drama of love and grief. Director Michael Mayer has turned back the clock to 1987, with an 'overture' of 80's... Read more -
If you are looking for that sweet Oklahoma! where Aunt Eller spends her spare time churning butter on her porch and the corn IS as high as an elephant’s eye, well pardner, y’all better mosey right on... Read more -
Midway through What the Constitution Means to Me, the captivating history lesson cum family memoir that has moved to the Hayes Theater after a triumphant off-Broadway run, the show’s writer and star... Read more