The heat and humidity of New York City settle onto my skin like a heavy coat made of despair as I make my way up to...
Polk & Co. 2022-23 Season Release is packed with some of the new seasons brightest shows. Here is the list. 1776 Music & Lyrics by Sherman...
Short Takes: Richard III at The Delacorte Theater will delay its first preview to Tuesday, June 21st. The Tony and Olivier Award-winning musical Come From Away welcomes...
“Are we safe?” When will hatred end? For that matter fear? This seems to be a theme in this seasons plays and Prayer for the French...
“What is the beginning of a family?” This wise and thought-provoking question is posed in the first few moments of Manhattan Theatre Club‘s ambitious new play,...
Mary-Louise Parker and Will Hochman Photo by Jeremy Daniel In the beginning of The Sound Inside Bella states “Scattered among these monuments are three of my own...
It was going to be a big long Wednesday embracing the crazy life of being a theatre reviewer on Broadway. Two strong female-centric dramas to take...
”I tried to get the details right because that’s what you remember when you think of something. So I tried like hell to get them the...
Theatre is abundant in October with 8 Broadway openings and 30 Off Broadway shows looking for an audience. First up is The Lifespan Of A Fact...
Producer Scott Rudin is pleased to announce that actor and award-winning director David Cromer completes the cast for the Broadway premiere of Academy Award winner Kenneth Lonergan’s The Waverly Gallery. Cromer, who...
Artistic Director Mandy Greenfield has announced the Williamstown Theatre Festival 2018 Summer Season, the 64th Season for the Tony® Award-winning theatre company, which will include three...
“Once, not long ago, a group of musicians came to Israel from Egypt. You probably didn’t hear about it. It wasn’t very important.” The first time...
The Treasurer, by Max Posner, at Playwrights Horizons, is a provocative, worthwhile study of a middle-aged man with two brothers (offstage except for their voices) who becomes...
Max Posner’s The Treasurer, is deftly directed by the incredible David Cromer. Our lead actor named “The Son” (Peter Friedman) keeps explaining his actions to the audience trying to...
Downstairs on the main stage at Playwrights Horizons, there is a beautiful and complicated play that is stemmed from the love of a mother, and revolves around...
The American Theatre Wing (Heather Hitchens, President) and The Village Voice (Peter Barbey, Owner) are thrilled to announce the winners of the 62nd Annual Obie Awards®....
Meet Ken Carpenter (Reed Birney): late fifties, early sixties, retired, Midwest sensibility, settled into a staid existence, not unpleasantly, just unremarkably; wakes up in the middle...
What are the top five things that a hamster does? Spin in his wheelie thing? Stay in his cage? Or does he break out? This is...
In a lot of ways, The Band’s Visit flies in the face of received, classic principles of musical theatre structuring—or maybe the correct verb is strolls,...
“Once, not long ago, a group of musicians came to Israel from Egypt. You probably didn’t hear about it. It wasn’t very important.” I had heard...
Can a drug make you like somebody, despite of yourself? That is the premise of Lucy Prebble’s The Effect, now playing at The Barrow Street Theatre....
When it debuted, The Effect took London by storm, winning Best New Play from the UK Critics’ Circle. Now, award-winning director David Cromer (Our Town, Tribes)...
