BWW Review: TOAST at 59E59 Entertains with Stark Realism
'TOAST' is making its US Premiere at 59E59 Theaters through May 22nd as part of the Brits Off-Broadway festival.
Off-Broadway Theater Reviews
The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Off-Broadway.
BWW Review: DEAR EVAN HANSEN, a Breathtakingly Emotional And Daring Original Musical
Composer/lyricists Benj Pasek and Justin Paul and bookwriter Steven Levenson's tale of social anxiety and social media.
BWW Review: ECHOES at 59E59 is Poignant and Haunting
'ECHOES' is now being performed at 59E59 Theaters through Wednesday, May 4th.
BWW Review: Ragtag Theatre Company's THE COMMEDIA CINDERELLA Mixes Lessons with Laughs
Helmed by Sam LaFrage, the Ragtag Theatre Company is back.
BWW Review: 2015 BWW Award Nominee RAQUEL CION'S Riveting, Intensely Personal Tribute to 'Visionary' David Bowie Rocks The Slipper Room
'In his world, I find myself,' Raquel Cion pronounces with almost oracular force in her one-woman show, Me & Mr.
BWW Review: Mobile Shakespeare Unit's Spirited ROMEO & JULIET Settles Into The Public
After touring New York's prisons, nursing homes, community centers and shelters the compact production enjoys a run at the House of Papp.
BWW Review: F. Murray Abraham and Stark Sands Tackle Religious Tolerance In NATHAN THE WISE
German philosopher Gotthold Ephraim Lessing's 1779 play was forbidden to be performed until after his death.
BWW Review: Cara Reichel and Peter Mills' DEATH FOR FIVE VOICES, A Compelling Musical of a Renaissance Composer
The new musical is inspired by the life of visionary composer, and murderer, Carlo Gesualdo.
BWW Review: Much-Improved Bio-Musical CAGNEY Returns Off-Broadway In A Flashy Producton
It was ten months ago when composer/lyricist Robert Creighton buck and winged it to the York Theatre with a spirited and gutsy performance as the screen's greatest tough guy song and dance man, James Cagney.
BWW Review: Encores! Modern Dress, Diversely Cast 1776 Strikes Contemporary Chords
Santino Fontana's smart and empathetic performance highlights the production of one of Broadway's best-written musicals.
BWW Review: Six Performers ACCENTUATE THE POSITIVE in A Salute to Iconic Lyricist Johnny Mercer
Johnny Mercer (1909-1976) wrote the lyrics to more than 1500 songs, including dozens upon dozens for movies and Broadway shows.
BWW Review: HEAD OF PASSES; When It Pours, Phylicia Rashad Reigns
Tarell Alvin McCraney's drama inspired by the Book of Job ends with a thrilling acting performance.
BWW Review: HOLD ON TO ME DARLING, A Country Music Superstar Tries Ditching Fame
Kenneth Lonergan's new play seems to have satirical intentions, but the lethargic production plays for naturalism.
BWW Review: Sarah Burgess' DRY POWDER, an Aridly Humored Exercise in Corporate Ethics
Thomas Kail's bracing production matches the playwright's vicious verbal chess match with plenty of pop and vibrancy.
BWW Review: IDEATION at 59E59 Theaters is Captivating
See 'IDEATION' at 59E59 Theater through April 17th.
BWW Review: Is It Love Or Chemistry? Lucy Prebble's Intriguing THE EFFECT
Two volunteers for a pharmaceutical study fall in love, but is it a drug-induced emotion?
BWW Review: Transgender-Themed SOUTHERN COMFORT, Another Groundbreaking Musical at The Public
Annette O'Toole gives an outstanding performance in a musical based on Kate Davis' documentary.
BWW Review: THE ROBBER BRIDEGROOM Returns With A Rollicking And Sexy Revival
Alfred Uhry and Robert Waldman's Mississippi musical steals hearts with style.
BWW Review: Marco Ramirez's Inventively-Crafted Boxing Drama THE ROYALE Spars With Racism
Director Rachel Chavkin offers a tense, rhythmic and evocative mounting of a play inspired by the career of Jack Johnson
BWW Review: Site-Specific INSIGNIFICANCE Played Out In A Luxury Hotel Room
Terry Johnson's drama depicts encounters between Albert Einstein, Marilyn Monroe, Joseph McCarthy and Joe DiMaggio.
BWW Review: Richard Nelson Offers a Taste Of A New Rhinebeck Family in HUNGRY
The playwright follows his quartet of Apple Family plays with the first of an election year trilogy.
BWW Review: Danai Gurira's FAMILIAR, a Warm and Funny Family Drama
With her wartime drama ECLIPSED about to open on Broadway, her new Off-Broadway play has a comfortable familiarity.
BWW Review: Hazel Ellis' 1938 Social Commentary WOMEN WITHOUT MEN Receives a Splendid Mint Mounting
The Irish playwright's second work premiered after her country adopted a new constitution limiting women's rights.
BWW Review: DEAD DOG PARK at 59E59 – An Excellent Pointed Play About Racial Tension
'Dead Dog Park' is on stage at 59E59 now through Sunday, March 6th.
BWW Review: Robert Klein Stars in FROM MOSES TO MOSTEL: A HISTORY OF THE JEWS (ACCORDING TO MUSICAL THEATRE)
The one night concert event told the story of the Jewish people through musical theatre songs.
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