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Written and directed by Ngozi Anyanwu, author of "The Last of the Love Letters" (Atlantic Theater Company) and "Good Grief" (Vineyard Theatre), 'The Monsters" is a tour de force for two acto…
Like Beth Wohl's Liberation, Jacob Perkins' "The Dinosaurs" follows a group of women who meet weekly to discuss a problem that interests them, in this case alcoholic addiction. Covering many…
Tata's staging is also problematic making almost every scene look like every other. The mob scenes have been reduced to five actors (other than the lead characters) which does not sugges…
Going along with leaving much unsaid, Zeldin in his direction has kept things rather slow and leisurely so that the play's 80 minutes seems much longer. Also much of the backstory is missing…
"Just Desserts" is an entertaining satire on competitions, "a musical bake-off." With witty songs and colorful characters this show with book and lyrics by Barbara Campbell and music by Brad…
After a several year hiatus, The Storm Theatre, one of the last classical theater companies left in New York, is back with an elegant and polished production of Oscar Wilde's rarely seen com…
The company of Elevator Repair Service's production of "Ulysses" in partnership with 2026 Under the Radar Festival at The Public Theater (Photo credit: Joan Marcus) Unlike the Elevator Repai…
Spit & Vigor Theatre Company has an interesting approach to stagecraft at least with its return engagement of Nick Thomas' Anonymous, now at their new home at the Tiny Baby Black Box The…
Joe White's "Blackout Songs" direct from London with its original cast is a tour de force for two actors. It is also a challenge for the audience both because its single topic is addiction a…
Mathew Libby's riveting "DATA" is drawn from tomorrow's headlines " or is this frightening story depicting events that are already happening? As directed by Tyne Rafaeli, this techno-thrille…
Watching these creative people misbehave is part of the fun though a great deal must be taken on faith: Julie's tremendous talent, Raf's inordinate fame and highly emotional depth, Ben's gen…
Eric Faris' "Cimino's Defeat" seems under researched while attempting to make a play from a few salient facts. At times the play seems endless, at others repetitious with all the arguments t…
Seen first Off Broadway in 2004, Tracy Lett's "Bug" has now reached Broadway via the Steppenwolf Theatre Company production being presented by Manhattan Theatre Club. While "Bug" has the rep…
Hailey McAfee in a scene from Rosie Glen-Lambert and McAfee's "and her Children" at SoHo Playhouse (Photo credit: courtesy of the production) Plays tend not to offer unsympathetic protagonis…
Legendary composer Burt Bacharach died in 2023 and it has taken until now for there to be a fitting stage tribute to his 1,000 song output (mainly written with lyricist Hal David) which incl…
While ABBA's "Chess" is receiving its first revival on Broadway, a delightful new musical about chess has come to Off Broadway's Players Theatre. "The Opening," billed as "The Second Most Fa…
However, where the Peter Weir film used magical lighting and the atmosphere of the actual filming at Hanging Rock to recreate a mystical, supernatural feeling, the musical instead adds songs…
MOMIX's "Alice" returns to the Joyce Theater for the first time since its 2022 premiere and continues to dazzle in its inimitable way with illusion and dance. Choreographer Moses Pendleton's…
Albert Rhodes, Jr. and Joyce DiDonato in a scene from the Lincoln Center Theater and the Metropolitan Opera production of Gian Carlo Menotti's "Amahl and the Night Visitors" at the Mitzi E. …
Michelle Williams and Tom Sturridge in a scene from Eugene O'Neill's "Anna Christie" at St. Ann's Warehouse (Photo credit: Julieta Cervantes) Successful plays of one era tend to date badly a…
"Gotta Dance!" is a hugely entertaining revue of dance in the American musical recreating icon moments from 17 Broadway shows including four that started life as MGM movies starring Gene Kel…
Icke's version avoids the religious and ethical themes of the original but instead makes it a riveting thriller as the tension rises to almost unbearable heights " even if you know the outco…
According to the author's note, he wrote the play to acquaint theatergoers with the "forgotten war" in Sudan. Unfortunately, as there is no backstory for the leading character the Sudanese M…
This World of Tomorrow resembles the films "Back to the Future" (Bert cannot risk changing anything), "Groundhog Day" for its repetition of the same events, and "You've Got Mail" in which tw…
Talene Yeghisabet Monahon's new play "Meet the Cartozians," being presented by The Second Stage at The Pershing Square Signature Center, is simply the best new American play in New York this…
