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Read our review of Pulitzer Prize finalist Rajiv Joseph's King James, starring Glenn Davis and Abbott Elementary's Chris Perfetti, at New York City Center.
Read our four-star review of Sorry For Your Loss, the latest stage production from Audible Theater that uses comedy to examine how to navigate grief.
Read our five-star review of Seven Sins, Company XIV's acclaimed burlesque variety show, which is playing a second season at Théâtre XIV through August 19.
Read our four-star review of Plays for the Plague Year, the theatrical concert by Pulitzer Prize winner Suzan-Lori Parks at The Public Theater through April 30.
Read our four-star review of Regretfully, So the Birds Are, a new Off-Broadway play written by Julia Izumi, now at Playwrights Horizons through April 30.
Read our four-star review of White Girl in Danger, the latest musical from A Strange Loop creator Michael R. Jackson that spoofs and celebrates soap operas.
Read our four-star review of The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart, a drama currently playing off Broadway at The McKittrick Hotel through April 30 only.
Read our review of Eric Bogosian's play Drinking in America, starring Andre Royo of The Wire, now playing at the Minetta Lane Theatre through April 8.
Read our five-star review of The Harder They Come, a musical based on the same-named 1972 film, playing off Broadway at The Public Theater through April 9.
Read our review of The Coast Starlight, a new play written by Keith Bunin, currently playing off Broadway at the Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater through April 16.