BWW Reviews: PENN & TELLER ON BROADWAY, Magic Without The Mystery
Once reluctant to call themselves magicians, Penn & Teller's wryly humored show affectionately honors sideshow entertainment.
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BWW Reviews: Beckett's HAPPY DAYS, or Winnie Loves Willie
Brooke Adams is a charming symbol of optimism in Samuel Beckett's landmark of existentialist theatre.
BWW Review: Greene Glimmers in LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS
Ellen Greene doesn't just reprise her iconic performances as Audrey, she deepens it.
BWW Reviews: Ross' OF GOOD STOCK, Three Sisters in Cape Cod
Melissa Ross' funny and emotionally engaging play takes on a genre made familiar by Chekhov and Wasserstein.
BWW Reviews: Beane's Fizzy SHOWS FOR DAYS Recalls The Drama of Community Theatre
Douglas Carter Bean's funny and sentimental new comedy has Patti LuPone as an amateur playhouse diva.
BWW Reviews: New BROADWAY BY THE YEAR Covers 1991-2015
The latest edition of Scott Siegel's acclaimed series shows the growing number of Broadway musicals without new scores.
Review Roundup: Encores! Off-Center's A NEW BRAIN Opens at City Center
Let's see what the critics had to say.
BWW Reviews: Finn and Lapine Perform Minor Surgery on A NEW BRAIN
The musical inspired by William Finn's near-death experience gets a revised concert mounting from Encores! Off-Center.
BWW Reviews: Mamet's GHOST STORIES Provides Little Chill
Atlantic Theater revives a double bill of David Mamet one-acts.
BWW Reviews: Noth Barely Sells It as DOCTOR FAUSTUS
Chris Noth does not command attention in a disjointed adaptation of Marlowe's classic.
BWW Reviews: SIGNIFICANT OTHER Takes a Familiar Plot Into The 21st Century
A single gay man keeps losing his straight female best friends to marriage in Joshua Harmon's sentimental comedy.
BWW Reviews: Jacobs-Jenkins' GLORIA, A Fight For The Public's Collective Memory
The 30-year-old playwright is solidly emerging as one of American theatre's most provocative and challenging voices.
BWW Reviews: Greif's THE TEMPEST of the Teapot Variety
Sam Waterston leads a Delacorte production that lacks firm propulsion.
BWW Reviews: Malloy's PRELUDES Doesn't Lead To Very Much
Sergei Rachmaninoff's reaction to the disastrous premiere of his first symphony inspires this abstract piece.
BWW Reviews: THE QUALMS Plays Like Sex in Clybourne Park
Bruce Norris' latest Pam MacKinnon-directed offering keeps echoing the second act of his Pulitzer-winner.
BWW Reviews: GUARDS AT THE TAJ Considers the Ugly Cost of Beauty
Rajiv Joseph's thoughtful and engaging new entry is suggested by a gruesome legend regarding the Taj Mahal.
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BWW Reviews: EVER AFTER Trades Cinderella's Fantasy for Human Ingenuity
Marcy Heisler and Zina Goldrich's adaptation of the 1988 film treats the fairy tale with realism.
BWW Reviews: Greenspan Interprets Stein in COMPOSITION... MASTER-PIECES... IDENTITY
David Greenspan approaches three Gertrude Stein pieces in a graceful solo performance.
BWW Reviews: A HUMAN BEING DIED THAT NIGHT; Interviews With a Political Assassin
Nicholas Wright's engrossing and superbly acted drama deals with the man South Africans called Prime Evil.
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