BWW Review: Revolutionary HAMILTON Is a Crowning Achievement
Lin-Manuel Miranda's historical hip-hop musical is fine musical theatre disguised as freestyle.
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BWW Reviews: Falls' THE ICEMAN COMETH, a Superlative and Sensitive Production
It may be a long night's journey, but Robert Falls' mounting is a most captivating interlude.
BWW Reviews: RASHEEDA SPEAKING is Worthy of Discussion
Tonya Pinkins and Diane Weist are superb in Joel Drake Johnson's drama of racial communication.
BWW Reviews: Bianco is Terrific in the Mildly Funny APPLICATION PENDING
Christine Bianco plays over 40 characters, most of them tired cliches.
BWW Reviews: Scheuer's THE LION Roars Back Into Town
Benjamin Scheuer's one-man autobiographical musical is among the season's very best.
BWW Reviews: Encores! Mounts LADY, BE GOOD! With Style and Panache
Tommy Tune returns to the New York stage in a splendid concert production.
BWW Reviews: NEVERMORE Has Lots of Style but Not Enough Substance
Jonathan Christenson's Edgar Allan Poe fantasia suffers from an unyieldingly somber tone.
BWW Review: ZERO HOUR: TOKYO ROSE'S LAST TAPE, an Intriguing Abstract Piece
Miwa Yanagi uses one of WWII's more unusual stories as an example of female imagery as utilized by men.
BWW Review: Turgenev's A MONTH IN THE COUNTRY Receives an Engaging CSC Production
Chekhov wasn't the only Russian writing of the boredom of country living.
BWW Reviews: Durang's VANYA AND SONIA AND MASHA AND SPIKE a Delight at Paper Mill
Christopher Durang's Tony Winning Chekhov spin receives a handsome production.
BWW Reviews: Feiffer's I'M GONNA PRAY FOR YOU SO HARD, a Dynamic Father/Daughter Drama
Emotions emerge as a successful playwright and his actress daughter wait for her opening night NY Times review.
BWW Reviews: Fiasco's INTO THE WOODS is Neither Forest Nor Trees
Sub-par singing and surface acting curse this chamber production.
BWW Reviews: YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU (But You Can Go Back and See It Again)
Anna Chlumsky and Richard Thomas have been added to the top-flight ensemble.
BWW Reviews: THE CARDINALS Has Its Charms, But Little Clarity
Holy men fill in for puppets in Stan's Cafe's Under The Radar production.
BWW Review: HONEYMOON IN VEGAS, What Happened in Jersey is Finally on Broadway
Jason Robert Brown dumps the artsy stuff for a big fat hilarious musical comedy.
BWW Reviews: CONSTELLATIONS is an Ursa Minor
Call Nick Payne's new play If/Then without the music or Sure Thing without the bell.
BWW Reviews: IKE AT NIGHT, How Lethargic Was It?
Ikechukwu Ufomadu's talk show send-up is sluggishly paced.
BWW Reviews: Satire Lives On in DYING FOR IT
It's by tragic coincidence that the Atlantic Theater Company's newest production opens at a time when the permanent silencing of satirists is so fresh in the minds of its audience members.
BWW Reviews: NUTCRACKER ROUGE Savors Erotic Intimacy
Company XIV's newest version of its holiday burlesque fits beautifully into their intimate new space.
BWW Reviews: KELLI AND MATTHEW: HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS Reunites O'Hara and Morrison
The Broadway team shows great chemistry as they're joined by the New York Pops.
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