Broadway

Cats. . .Back on Broadway - choreographer Andy Blankenbuehler brings new visual excitement to this critic proof mega-hit that now puts Andrew Lloyd Webber's name on three Broadway marquees Read More

Paramour - Cirque du Soleil tackles Broadway as a real musical Read More

Waitress - a promising Broadway debut for singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles and another award-winning performance by Jessie Mueller Read More

The Humans - Our review Stephen Karam's family drama on Broadway. . . Read More

Fiddler on the Roof -Closing 12/31/16 . . .this is still as close as you can get to a perfect musical and a memorable Teyve courtesy of Danny Burstein . . . . Read More The Color Purple - a rewarding show thanks to some powerful performances . . . . Read More

School of Rock - It's a large, loud show with a totally improbable plot but it;s impossible not to root for its ensemble of super talented kids . . . . Read More

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New York Off-Broadway

The Trial Of An American President - a well-intentioned courtroom drama by a politically passionate but inexperienced playwright. . . Read More

All the Ways to Say I Love You - Extended to 10/23!Judith Light lights up the stage in this Neil LaBute solo at the Lortel Theater. . . Read More

Underground Railroad GameExtended to 10/29! - this provocative theater piece by Jennifer Kidwell and Scott Sheppard, has arrived at a turbulent juncture in relations among this country's varied communities, Read More

Nat Turner In Jerusalem - Nat Turner's famous rebellion retold by Nathan Alan Davis in a spare, small-scale New York Theatre Workshop production Read More

What Did You Expect - The second of Richard Nelson's trilogy about the Gabriels of Rhinebeck, New York set within the context of the endless and surreal presidential campaign. Read More

Hamlet - The Mobile Unit's production staring award-winning Brit Chukwudi Iwuji at the Public's downtown home Read More

A Taste of Honey - the Pearl's lively and still relevant revival of the ground breaking play Shelagh Delaney wrote at the ripe old age of 18. . .

Maestro - The mutlti-faceted Hershey Felder's take on the life and music of the complex and multi-faceted Leonard Bernstein produced by his own aptly named production company Eighty-Eight Entrtainment. Read More

The Birds -What's on display at 59E59 is an intriguing amalgam of the late English novelist and her 21st century interpreter, Conor McPherson. Read More

Marie and Rosetta -Extended to 9/16! A fact based play with music which almost compensates for the flawed script Read More

Aubergine - Julia Cho's sad yet often funny meditaton on death and dying at Playwrights Horizon Read More

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The Wolves - Extended to 9/29/16credibly realized personalities are given keen dramatic shape by playwright Sarah Delappe Read More

- A lively young cast's Off-Broadway debuts in Bock & Harnick's Tony and Pulitzer winning fledgling musical Read More