A Texas school district scrapped a planned field trip to see a performance of “James and the Giant Peach” after at least one parent complained about “cross-gender casting.” Students from … Read More
As temperatures warm up, and our temperaments improve, there is something so soothing about spending an afternoon on a sun-bathed, screened-in porch with two fabulous actresses. And that is what … Read More
That Sean Hayes transforms in the new play “Good Night, Oscar,” there is no doubt. Whether the end result is a human being or a bag of tricks depends on … Read More
At the play “Prima Facie,” which opened Sunday night on Broadway, the audience is hit by two wildly different sensations. First, as we become fully absorbed by the harrowing story … Read More
I do believe in f – – kups! I do! I do! And that’s what “Peter Pan Goes Wrong,” the happily hyperactive comedy that opened Wednesday night on Broadway, provides: … Read More
Is Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” the best vehicle for modern questions about race, masculinity and LGBT issues? — that is the question. Theater review Running time: 1 hour and 45 minutes with … Read More
A pair of extraordinary elements make the new spectacle show “Life of Pi” seaworthy: stunning projections, and a better-than-necessary lead performance from the sensational Hiran Abeysekera. Theater review 2 hours … Read More
There is a depressing sight that New York theatergoers are becoming all too accustomed to: a brick wall at the back of the stage. Welcome to Broadway! Please enjoy the … Read More
Talk about physical education. Ita O’Brien, an intimacy coordinator who has been involved with TV series such as “Sex Education,” “Normal People” and “I May Destroy You,” is working to … Read More
Usually stripping a play down to the bare essentials — simple costumes, a few chairs — renders it rawer and more authentic. Not so in the uneven revival of “A … Read More
