Adrift in Macao: Everybody Goes To Rick Shaw's
Be sure and check your brain at the door because you might find yourself laughing your head off at Christopher Durang and Peter Melnick's hilarious and tuneful film noir spoof
Off-Broadway Theater Reviews
The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Off-Broadway.
A Spanish Play: Brush Up Your Pirandello
Perhaps Yasmina Reza's intention was to write the play Chekhov would have written if he thought he was Pirandello.
Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Flourishing at The Zipper
New cast members Jayne Paterson, Constantine Maroulis and Rick Hip-Flores join Robert Cuccioli and Gay Marshall in director Gordon Greenberg's emotional carousel ride
Fun with Dirty Talk
Michael Puzzo's hilarious play about an instant messaging situation turned awry leaves audiences in stitches.
Frank's Home: A Dazzling Exterior
Richard Nelson's drama about Frank Lloyd Wright's family life is lacking, but Peter Weller dazzles in the title role
The Fever: Post-Radical Chic
The New Group revives Wallace Shawn's 1990 monologue about a man feeling guilt for his privileged life
Gutenberg! The Musical!: Give My Regrets To Broadway
Scott Brown and Anthony King's hilarious salute to those whose passion for musical theatre far exceeds their artistic taste and talent moves to The Actors' Playhouse
'Blackout' Gives a Gray Performance
When the lights go out on New York City in the blackout of 2003, six strangers collide on a street corner in Hell's Kitchen.
Strings: Blessed Be The Ties That Bind
Science and love come together in Carole Bugge's smart new drama.
Lebensraum: An Unusual Homecoming
Israel Horovitz's play begins with the present day chancellor of Germany, Rudolph Stroiber, deciding to make amends for the Holocaust by inviting 6 million Jews from anywhere in the world to come to his country, where they'll be given jobs and granted automatic citizenship.
Gutenberg! The Musical!
The daffy new musical courtesy of the Upright Citizens Brigade is currently running at 59E59.
Home: Small Talk
The Actors' Company Theatre mounts a sterling new production of David Story's 1970 Tony-nominated comedy/drama
That Time Of The Year: Getting Through The Holidays
This new musical revue spoofs all the dreaded stress that comes every December, like trying not to embarrass yourself at multiple holiday parties, keeping family gatherings civil, buying the right present for your better half and trying not to gain weight while everyone's throwing food in your direc
Floyd And Clea Under The Western Sky: On The Road Again
Old dramatic chestnuts get a healthy workout in this two-person story of young meets old, washed up meets on the rise and substance abuser meets… well, substance abuser
Instant Hit: The Big Voice: God or Merman?
Broadway veterans Jim Brochu and Steve Schalchlin from The Last Session come back to New York with their latest venture The Big Voice: God or Merman?
Two Trains Running: An Exhilarating Trip
The Signature Theatre Company's flawless production is as good an evening of drama as you're currently bound to get anywhere in New York
Room Service: Four Star Entertainment
I dare you to find a funnier two hours in town than the Pecadillo Theatre Company's new production of this rib tickling show biz farce
Striking 12: Striking Out
GrooveLily's new cabaret-cum-performance art piece doesn't quite fill one with the Christmas spirit.
Almost Made Makes It
Writer and performer Louie Liberti takes his play, Almost Made, back to its home after an extended sold-out run on the west coast
How To Save The World... In 90 Minutes: Mission Aborted
The uninspired book and lyrics of this musical farce about political and romantic antics at the United Nations exercises veto power over the best efforts of a very talented supporting cast and some pleasant and catchy tunes
An Oak Tree
Tim Crouch's inventive new play stars a different actor each night-- an actor who has never seen nor read the script before stepping on stage.
The Flood
Reichel and Mills' new musical captures small-town America coming together in the face of adversity.
Mimi le Duck: Fowl Play
Annie Golden and Eartha Kitt lead a solid cast of musical theatre performers in a tepid musical that would aspire to be bland
Evil Dead: The Musical: Inishmore Was For Wussies
For those very cultured New York theatre-goers who felt last season's Martin McDonagh bloodbath The Lieutenant of Inishmore wasn't quite graphically violent enough to satisfy their very refined tastes, might I suggest an evening at the latest offering to grace the Off-Broadway stage, Evil Dead: The
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