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The new musical comedy The King's Critique has officially opened at the Romulus Linney Courtyard Theatre at The Pershing Square Signature Center. The King's Critique is a delightful, demented, wholly original musical from Nat Zegree and Eric Holmes that's more infectious than the plague and more fun than a magnificent ship full of gay men and Patti LuPone. Check out what the critiques are saying about the new musical...
Playwrights Horizons is presenting Christina Anderson’s “the ripple, the wave that carried me home,” directed by Tiffany Nichole Greene, at the Judith O. Rubin Theater in New York City. See what the critics are saying...
See what critics are saying about The Visitors, Bryna Turner's new comedy-drama starring Celie Keenan-Bolger, Esco Jouléy, and more at Second Stage Theater.
See what critics are saying about Here There Are Blueberries, now open on Broadway at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre for a limited 10-week engagement.
A new musical has officially entered the 2026/27 Broadway season! Inspired by a Clarke family story carried for generations, Wanted is the epic tale of Mary and Martha: sisters, outlaws, legends. Wanted features book and lyrics by Angelica Chéri and music by Ross Baum, with direction by Stevie Walker-Webb and choreography by Chelsey Arce. Check out what the critics are saying...
Slanted Floors, is now officially open, performed in an intimate, 30-seat performance space within the Astor Place Theatre building in Lower Manhattan. See what the critics are saying...
ICT Rep’s production of 'Red Velvet' unflinchingly tackles themes of race, prejudice, and power dynamics. No character in this show is without fault, and the cast built those layers without shying away from discomfort.
On Saturday, November 14th, I had the pleasure of seeing one of my all-time favorite musicals, BYE BYE BIRDIE, performed at Center Stage Theatre, in Shelton, CT! The fictional story with book by Michael Stewart, music by Charles Strouse, and lyrics by Lee Adams is inspired in part by the real-life drafting of Elvis Presley into the army, and also reflects the teenage fan culture that existed in the early days of rock n’ roll.
Loved it! From its very first moment, Marathon does something you simply do not see coming. The opening is spectacularly unexpected, grabbing the audience by the collar and never letting go. There is a fine line between success and failure with a project this ambitious. Marathon is insanely creative, and it is a resounding success. The proof was in the room. The audience was buzzing at half time and still buzzing as they spilled out after the show, milling about chatting at high energy in the foyer afterwards, keen to stay and share in the gloriousness of what they’d just experienced.
What did our critic think of THE WINTER'S TALE at Modern Archaic Theatre Company?
Political litanies turned lyrical: the parasocial parasites of American history are revived with a Sondheim song. Assassins delivers unhinged explorations of the madman, a methodical mess.
Despite only being in its fourth year, Glyndebourne's Autumn season has already gained a strong reputation for discovering rising talent and showcasing exciting new work. In the world premiere of Spark, the venerable opera house may have produced its most promising youth work yet.
The Australian premiere of Samuel Adamson’s new version of Anton Chekhov’s final play.
Charlie Brown and the Peanuts gang return in ZACH Theatre's charming holiday production. With a talented young cast, playful choreography, and a scene-stealing Snoopy, this 40-minute Christmas classic brings laughs for children and adults alike.
Different Stages transforms The VORTEX into Ray Bradbury's mysterious carnival in Something Wicked This Way Comes. With clever puppetry, beautiful Tim Burton-esque projections, and engaging performances, this dark fantasy is a visual treat. A must-see for Bradbury lovers... Actually, I stand corrected. A must-see. Period.
The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe at Gamut Theatre is the perfect production for the holiday season. It is a show filled with delightful performances combined perfectly with beautiful and effective technical and artistic elements.
The Denver Center's What a Glorious Feeling offers an up-close celebration of the spectacular dancing behind Singin' in the Rain. But while the musical numbers are a delight, a repetitive backstage love triangle and thinly drawn characters leave the drama struggling to keep pace with the choreography.
City Theatre Austin's The Curious Savage brings warmth, humor, and heart to John Patrick's classic comedy. With an engaging ensemble and a touching story, the production explores kindness, compassion, and the importance of finding people who accept us for who we are.
Enda Walsh returns to Cork thirty years after the premiere of Disco Pigs with a kinetic, deeply felt staging that sweeps you straight into the chase even when its thick local vernacular slips past the ear.
Meri Ziev celebrated her new album at The Green Room 42 with an eclectic musical journey from Broadway to Bacharach and classic rock. Heartfelt performances, inventive arrangements and a terrific band brought fresh life to familiar favorites.
Post-US elections, it’s a timely weekend for this tale of corruption, persecution, love and #metoo politics to make it to Carnegie Hall. Featuring the return of Jonas Kaufmann, a favorite tenor—and notorious no-show in New York—this concert performance of TOSCA by the New York Philharmonic under music director Gustavo Dudamel, also had an alluring Tosca in Marina Rebeka and a fearsome Scarpia (the police chief) in Ludovic Tezier.
Seussical the Musical – A Whimsical Adventure Full of Talent and Heart
Ann Hampton Callaway’s latest show, Here's To Life at 54 Below, takes us on a journey through the highs and lows, and the beauty woven throughout it all
What did our critic think of WICKED at Roma Musical Theater?
What did our critic think of THE WOLVES at Kailash Mital Theatre?
The Toronto Burlesque Festival - Reverie is upon us bringing the top glitzy, glamourous, sensuous, and scintillating burlesque performers from Canada and abroad to dazzle audiences for a riotous four-day romp at the Buddies in Bad Times Theatre in Toronto.
