Discover the best reviewed Broadway shows by top critics on BroadwayWorld.
The Public Theater's Free Shakespeare in the Park is continuing with THE WINTER’S TALE at The Delacorte Theater in Central Park.The production will run through Sunday, August 23. Read the reviews here!
The reviews are in for Royal Shakespeare Company's world premiere of George R. R. Martin’s Game of Thrones: The Mad King, a new play based on novels by George R. R. Martin. Read the reviews here!
59E59 Theaters is presenting the world premiere of The Vessel, written by Brendan George. See what the critics are saying about the production in BroadwayWorld's REview Roundup.
There's no better way to introduce your family to the wonders of live theatre than with the magic, the mystery, the memory of Cats. What began as a musical about cats after Andrew Lloyd Webber picked up a book of poems in an airport bookshop has become one of the longest running shows in Broadway's history. Winner of seven Tony Awards including Best Musical, Cats features 20 of Andrew Lloyd Webber's timeless melodies, including the hit song 'Memory.' What did the critics think of Drew McOnie's new production?
The American premiere production of The Pass, written by John Donnelly and directed by Max Hunter, just celebrated its opening night. The production stars Matisse Ratron-Neal, Terry Bell, Ino Badanjak, and Oliver Rowland-Jones. Let's see what the critics are saying about the new play...
Disruption, a new play by Andrew Stein, directed by Hersh Ellis, just opened at The Romulus Linney Courtyard Theatre at The Pershing Square Signature Center. Check out what the critics are saying about the new play...
What did our critic think of HELEN OF THE WEST at 7 Stages?
What did our critic think of ED SHEERAN LOOP TOUR at U.S. Bank Stadium?
A fun, spirited late-night Fringe musical that turns an insane real-world statute into a chaotic, over-the-top celebration of bodily autonomy.
What did our critic think of SHAMILTON! THE IMPROVISED HIP-HOP MUSICAL at Assembly George Square Studios?
Sharp acting and swift character transitions anchor Maybe You Like It's satirical publishing caper, though narrative shortcuts and low-seated blocking hamper the experience.
Unless one happens to have read the programme notes beforehand, it’s not immediately obvious that Rockpools is a play about endometriosis. For the first half, the only hint we get is the protagonist’s bloody sheets. Instead, debut writer-performer Molly Windust has created a character rich in oddity, repression and ambiguity, whose problems go far deeper than her illness.
From award-winning writer Bridie Connell and director Richard Carroll, FUCCBOIS: LIVE IN CONCERT is a massive comedy-boyband-extravaganza: an irreverent satire of toxic dating culture and, most importantly, the music is banging.
Join television presenter, author, actor and singer Tom Read Wilson (Celebs Go Dating, I'm A Celebrity: Get Me Out of Here) for A-Z of Me – an irreverent, whistle-stop tour of the alphabet. The alphabet reveals the revue – and Tom – letter by letter, word by word: Through songs and sonnets, through stories and smut, this A to Z of Tom is the perfect prism through which to learn about this logophile and a delicious slice of theatre.
Join kabarett provocateur Bernie Dieter as her gin-soaked haus band soundtracks a debauched night of breathtaking circus, gender-bending aerial and fire-breathing sideshow at its most rebellious and hilarious best. Club Kabarett is more than just a show; 'it's an exuberant, juicy, guns-blazing performance that makes other cabarets look stale and tame' (ArtsHub.com.au). A triumphant middle finger held up against the mundane, this wickedly funny show is a life-affirming lightning bolt of pure, unadulterated joy! 'F#?king phenomenal' ***** (TheAge.com.au). 'Gloriously decadent and outrageously indecent' ***** (WhatsOnStage.com). 'Deliciously debaucherous, salacious Spiegeltent spectacular' ***** (Time Out).
Ed Gaughan is extremely good at accents. So good that it’s five minutes or so into the show before anyone realises his native accent is not, in fact, Irish.
This production of The Taming of the Shrew at Little Theatre of Mechanicsburg is highly creative and successfully makes this classic piece accessible to modern audiences.
Kevin Alvarnaz gave a strong performance as the town’s handyman. He was humble, filled with inspirational one-liners, and loved by the whole town. He embraced the stoplight and saw it as a symbol. Fighting against change was Barb, played by Karen Leclaire. She rallied against the stoplight in front of her grocery store. Every small town has nosy busybodies, and this town had Clara and Maude, played by Gina Wagner and Erin Wiggins. They were hilarious throughout the show as they bickered with each other and Barb. Another couple central to the show, was Jim and Sally, played by Theresa Strange and Matthew Ganong. The couple had their first date at the start of the show and mark the passage of time as they go through the typical ups and downs of married life.
What did our critic think of THE WOODSMAN at Barbershop Theatre?
What did our critic think of THE REMARKABLE RESIGNATION OF DR. JOYCELYN ELDERS at Arkansas Repertory Theatre?
Blurb: Sh!t Theatre deliver a wildly inventive, razor-sharp deconstruction of history, populism, and musical theatre legacy in Evita Too.
What happens when three possible fathers, one determined bride-to-be, and the irresistible music of ABBA collide on a Greek island?
What happens when innovation moves faster than our ability to understand its consequences?
What did our critic think of MAR at ArtSwara?
John Dinneen’s razor-sharp story of boyhood friendship holds a deeply empathetic mirror up to a changing England.
Catchy tunes, witty theatre winks, and genuine emotional heart turn an expedition to the edge of the world into an endearing Fringe musical gem.
