BWW Reviews: Misery Hates Company in POCATELLO
Samuel D. Hunter's drama of a mundane little community is in itself a rather mundane evening....
BWW Reviews: SOUL DOCTOR's Shortened Length is a Mitzvah
After a two-month Broadway run, the story of the rockstar rabbi returns Off-Broadway with a pared-down script....
BWW CD Reviews: Ghostlight Records' VENICE (Original Cast Recording) is Deeply Satisfying
Recently Ghostlight Records released the astounding original cast recording of VENICE. The Off-Broadway musical features a book by Eric Rosen, music by Matt Sax, lyrics by Sax and Rosen, and additional music by Curtis Moore. The cast album is quite possibly one of the most exciting recordings I have...
BWW Reviews: A CHRISTMAS MEMORY Can Use a Few More Memories
Truman Capote's short story doesn't provide enough plot for this two-act musical....
BWW Reviews: Mills and Reichel's THE UNDERCLASSMAN Dazzles With Wit, Melody and Intelligence
Peter Mills and Cara Reichel revamp their wonderful F. Scott Fitzgerald musical of nearly ten years ago....
BWW Reviews: A PARTICLE OF DREAD (OEDIPUS VARIATIONS) Lacks Clear Vision
Sam Shepard's riff on Sophocles is a chore to comprehend....
BWW Reviews: Doyle's ALLEGRO Played in Cut Time
John Doyle cuts Rodgers and Hammerstein's experimental musical extensively and casts actor/musicians....
BWW Reviews: Lee's STRAIGHT WHITE MEN Debates The Price of Being an Ally
Young Jean Lee's new drama may actually be a satire....
BWW Reviews: BLANK! THE MUSICAL is Truly Your Musical
Come one, come all to the musical you help create. Just a few blocks north of the heart of Times Square, the vastly talented improv actors, orchestra, and crew of BLANK! THE MUSICAL are treating audiences to the opening and closing night of a musical. (No, they're not reviving the 1988 production of...
BWW Reviews: Hyper-Charged PUNK ROCK Explores Uncontrolled Adolescent Dynamics
Simon Stephens' tense and chilling drama attempts to explain why the unthinkable is becoming more commonplace....
BWW Reviews: Faith and Absolution Sensitively Questioned in GRAND CONCOURSE
Quincy Tyler Bernstine offers beautiful understated pathos in Heidi Schreck's touching new drama....
BWW Reviews: LOST LAKE Wastes Excellent Acting on an Unbelievable Premise
John Hawkes does some stellar work in David Auburn's intimate drama....
BWW Reviews: Entertaining THE BAND WAGON Nixes Nostalgia
Douglas Carter Beane and Kathleen Marshall whip a movie classic into a fun new musical....
BWW Reviews: HAPPY KARAOKE FUN TIME is a Happy Fun Time
HAPPY KARAOKE FUN TIME has been kicking around for some time now. Last night, this plucky group of improv heroes just ended their (first) Off-Broadway run at The Davenport. With the goal of "bridg[ing] the gap between NY theater-goers and improv comedians," HAPPY KARAOKE FUN TIME allows audiences to...
BWW Reviews: STICKS AND BONES Puts a Full Nelson on the Vietnam War
David Rabe's 1972 Tony-winner darkly satirizes America's self-image during the Vietnam era....
BWW Reviews: MOZART's THE MAGIC FLUTE: IMPEMPE YOMLINGO at the New Victory Theater supplies charm and creativity but lacks true resonance
The South African Isango Ensemble's production of 'The Magic Flute: Impepe Yomlingo,' strips away some of the glossy sheen of Mozart's master work, leaving a show that is more down to earth and yet still revels in the joy of the composer's music. Under Mark Dunford May's direction, this 'Magic Flute...
BWW Reviews: FATHER COMES HOME FROM THE WARS (PARTS 1, 2 & 3) is Suzan-Lori Parks' Civil War Odyssey
Parks emulates Greek drama in the first three parts of her nine-play cycle....
BWW Reviews: THE FORTRESS OF SOLITUDE Sings of Gentrification, White Privilege and Superman
Itamar Moses and Michael Friedman's provocative and ambitious new musical is based on Jonathan Lethem's 2003 novel....
BWW Reviews: Richardson Brings Ironic Nerdiness to THE BELLE OF AMHERST
Emily Dickinson is played with a more contemporary feel in the new Off-Broadway production....
BWW Reviews: Tziporela's ODD BIRDZ is Hysterical Sketch Comedy
Don't feel blue if you didn't win the Saturday Night Live taping and/or rehearsal lottery. The award-winning Israeli slapstick theatre ensemble Tziporela is making their American debut with a five-week run at The Players Theatre with their show ODD BIRDZ. Until recently I had never heard of this gr...
BWW Reviews: New Musical FOUND is a Real Find
Eli Bolin, Hunter Bell and Lee Overtree's telling of the creation of an unusual indie magazine is imaginative and spirited ....
BWW Reviews: Billy Porter Turns Playwright With WHILE I YET LIVE
The Tony-winning actor's largely autobiographical drama is about growing up black, gay and Christian....
BWW Reviews: Stoppard's INDIAN INK Captivatingly Blends Romance, Sensuality, Politics and Culture
Carey Perloff's offers an exquisite production of Stoppard's tale of an English poet in colonial India....
BWW Reviews: SCENES FROM A MARRIAGE, Divorced From Emotions
Director Ivo van Hove has three pairs of actors simultaneously playing out Bergman's dissolving partnership....
BWW Reviews: THE CIVILLIANS are Moving On Up in LET ME ASCERTAIN YOU
You simply must visit The Civillians' new home. A downtown mainstay, the investigative theatre troupe began their Metropolitan Museum residence September 12th their revealing and brilliant cabaret, Let Me Ascertain You in the Petrie Court Cafe....
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