Elisabeth Moss and Jason Biggs in The Heidi Chronicles: EW review
8 / 10
Even though this revival is clumsy about the past, its view of the future has aged well. At one point, Scoop describes Heidi's generation as 'disappointed women-interesting, exemplary, even sexy, but basically unhappy.' By the play's end, she's not so pessimistic. 'Maybe things will be a little bit better,' she says, as she holds her newborn daughter. 'So, yes, that does make me happy.' If The Heidi Chronicles doesn't always translate for the 21st century, maybe we should be happy, too. Isn't that a sign that some things have gotten better? B+

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