True West - As portrayed by Ethan Hawkes and Paul Dano, Sam Shepard's battling siblings once again make for a highly entertaining, provocative theater experience. . . Read
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To Kill a Mockingbird - A beautifully acted and staged new and more relevant production of Harper Lee's iconic novel Read
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Choir Boy -Extended again to 3/10! The popular boarding School genre gets a fresh new life with spirit lifting songs Read
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NetworkExtended to 6/08!- a high tech production of Paddy Chayevsky's movie with Bryan Cranston now telling us to be mad as hell. . . Read
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The Cher Show - The Neil Simon Theater feels like Caesar's Palace but it does have 3 dazzlingly dressed Chers . . .Read
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The Prom - a fun musical entertainment with a message of tolerance Read
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King Kong - The iconic four-footed super hero is musicalized, and the beast once again upstages the beauty. . . Read
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The Ferryman - Jez Butterworth's multi-generational family and political drama has so many assets that it's eminently watchable throught more than three hours. . . Read
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Pretty Woman - another movie hit sings and dances to Broadway, this one with an essentially sleazy pair turned into fairy tale romantic lovers. . . Read
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My Fair Lady - A lavishly staged new production of the ever "loverly" classic musical. . . Read
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Mean Girls - Another teen audience targeted movie now sing and dances on Broadway Read
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Frozen - A visually rich production that keeps us wide-eyed and on tenterhooks for more than two hours, even when we know how things are going to end. . . Read
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The Price Of Thomas Scott -
With its latest rescue mission the Mint Theater Company has returned to that corner of theatrical attic reserved for forgotten and under appreciated women playwrights Read
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Switzerland -
this play has enough jigsaw pieces to arrange a portrait of Patricia Highsmith's expedition into the mind and soul of her most famous character.Read
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The Trial of the Catonsville Nine
- The Transport Group has a well-deserved reputation for innovative staging, and in this respect, this revival of Daniel Berrigan's poetic play of real events does not disappoint. . . Read
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A Man For All Seasons -
Despite its relevance, this this revival lacks the theater qualities to rivet an audience. Read
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The Convent - Jessica Dickey's new play, about a group of women who go on a retreat to live like nuns from the Middle Ages, tackles female relationships and self-empowerment. Read
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Eddie and Dave - interesting cross gender casting but essential only for Van Halen devotees. . . Read
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The Jungle - this powerful chronicle a real-life, pop-up community and its principled residents speaks powerfully to the way the Trump government is handling refugees languishing at United States borders and held in federal custody. That's the polyvalent nature of dramatic art. Read
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Blue Ridge - Abby Rosebrook's play is blessed by having Marin Ireland and a stellar ensemble to portray the damaged people in her play set in a religious halfway house in Appalachia. . . Read
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Nassim - The current Barrow Street Theatrical production arrived in New York just in time for the holidays. But its message about the power of language to connect people in unsettled times will mean something long after the holidays are gone. Read
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The Other Josh Cohen - this award winning, amusing little musical in a new production at the Westside Theater. . . Read
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Gloria: A Life -Now running through March 31, 2019! A dynamically staged look at America's best known feminist's life. . .Read
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Fiddler on the Roof The show will move uptown to Stage 42 from 2/11/19; opening 2/21/19 -
The National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene's (NYTF)
excellent Yiddish production of Fiddler on the Roof as directed by Joel Grey makes us fall in love with Tevye, his wife, Golde, and his three daughters all over again. Read
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All About Eve Ivo van Hove's fascinating adaptation of an iconic film with Gillian Anderson and Lily James . . . .
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The Price Arthur Miller's play about a dysfunctional family has David Suchet in the lead as a second hand furniture dealer . . . .
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Cougar
Rose Lewenstein's new play examines the relationship between an older woman and a young man half her age ...
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Thriller Live The show which features Michael Jackson's music celebrates its 10th year . . . .
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Notre Dame de Paris The French musical Notre Dame de Paris takes London's French community by storm. . . .
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Witness for the Prosecution Agatha Christie's novel is dramatized in the magnificent setting of a 1920s Edwardian Baroque council chamberwith exciting director Lucy Bailey in charge. . . .
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Caroline, Or Change -Sharon D Clarke earns standing ovations as Caroline in Tony Kushner's musical autobiography . . . . Read
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Don Quixote A delicious comedy with heart starring David Threlfall as the capricious and gallant Don Quixote . . . .
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The Lehman Trilogy- a look at the origins of the bank which failed spectacularly in 2008, with a British star cast and Sam Mendes as director . . .
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Company Stephen Sondheim's Company gets a meaningful and invigorating makeover with Bobby becoming Bobbie and starring Rosalie Craig and Patti Lupone . . . .
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Mythic The God of the Underworld Hades is the most attractive prospect in this musical myth of the girl and those fateful pomegranate seeds . . . .
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Othello English Touring Theatre bring their stimulating production of Othello on tour . . . .
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Six Henry VIII's famous succession of six wives form the basis for this feminist, satirical and thrilling musical peopled by pop princesses . . . .
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Tina Tina opens in London with a fabulous new star Adrienne Warren as Tina Turner . . . .
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Linda Vista -
Depending on where you are in life, you may find Tracy Letts's play now at the Mark Taper to be either very funny or very depressing; maybe both. . . Read
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The Diary of Anne Frank -Our country's charged view of immigration gave director Stan Zimmerman the impetus to reexamine Anne Frank's story through the lens of the Trump administration. . .
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Richard III -
Bloody hell! The production now at the Shakespeare Theatre's Harman Hall is as macabre as a horror movie, vile and disturbing. . . . Read
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AdmissionsExtended to 3/10!- Jonathan Harmon's play in a fine DC productionRead
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The Play That Goes Wrong -
For a show, the kind that takes place in a theater, as opposed to, say, the White House or Congress, that deserves the label "farce," Washington audiences need look no further than the Kennedy Center. . . Read
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An Inspector Calls - a brilliantly staged and acted revival starting on noe in DC and then touring to LA, Boston and Chicago . . . Read
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I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take it any more—
the famous quote by the newscaster of Paddy Chayefsky's film now back as a Broadway playstarring Bryan Cranston.
The difference between a lady and a flower girl is not how she behaves, but how she's treated.— Eliza Doolittle back on the boards this season both in Shaw's Pygmalion and the beloved musical My Fair Lady.
Time's like a river,sometimes
Time is an ocean—
Lyric from
The Band's Visit
Even if you've always been that Barely-in-the-background kind of guy/You still matter— Dear Evan Hansen
