Broadway Review: ‘Airline Highway’
6 / 10
They really know how to throw a party in New Orleans. The rowdy bash in Lisa D'Amour's 'Airline Highway' is a real blowout, and the disorderly partygoers seem to be having great fun. But like a lot of all-night parties, this one doesn't stand up to the light. The scribe has installed a well-observed group of misfits and losers in the Hummingbird Motel, a haven for social outcasts. But aside from throwing her makeshift family that state-of-the-art shindig, she doesn't give them much to do - or let them do anything for themselves.
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