
'The Shark Is Broken' review — rough seas behind the scenes of 'Jaws'
Read our review of The Shark Is Broken on Broadway, featuring Ian Shaw, Alex Brightman, and Colin Donnell as the stars of Steven Spielberg's 1975 blockbuster.
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Read our review of The Shark Is Broken on Broadway, featuring Ian Shaw, Alex Brightman, and Colin Donnell as the stars of Steven Spielberg's 1975 blockbuster.
The bitingly funny play by Ian Shaw and Joseph Nixon dramatizes the infamous tension between Robert Shaw, Richard Dreyfuss, and Roy Scheider while filming Jaws.
Read our four-star review of Back to the Future on Broadway, the award-winning musical adaptation of the classic film playing at the Winter Garden Theatre.
Read our four-star review of The Cottage, written by Sandy Rustin and directed by Jason Alexander, on Broadway at the Hayes Theater through October 29.
Read our four-star review of Here Lies Love on Broadway, an immersive disco-pop musical featuring songs by David Byrne and Fatboy Slim.
The musical at the Broadway Theatre, converted into a club, offers tickets to traditional seats or dance floor access. Our writers report on each experience.
Discover why this nostalgic, energetic, plutonium-powered stage adaptation of the hit sci-fi film is worth your time to see at the Winter Garden Theatre.
Read our five-star review of Just For Us on Broadway, the solo comedy show running at the Hudson Theatre through August 19 after multiple Off-Broadway runs.
This solo stand-up show makes its Broadway debut after three Off-Broadway runs, and its unbelievable story makes audiences think deeply while laughing nonstop.
The farce, directed by Jason Alexander and starring comedic talents including Laura Bell Bundy, Eric McCormack, and Alex Moffat, is in residence at the Hayes Theater.