Curtain up! Light the lights! Now shut your traps. As audiences have returned to Broadway, they have simultaneously morphed into cavemen — drinking to belligerent excess, causing loud ruckuses and, … Read More
Theater review Running time: One hour and 45 minutes with no intermission. At Studio 54, 254 West 54th St. What’s wrong with this picture? Plenty. “Pictures From Home,” the fatigued … Read More
Tuesday night on Broadway, appalled audience members watched the death of decorum. At the play “Death of a Salesman” at the Hudson Theatre on 44th Street, an unruly ticket buyer’s … Read More
The riveting play “Between Riverside and Crazy,” which opened Monday night on Broadway, begins with a yuletide bait-and-switch: In one of the rooms of a sprawling apartment, we see a … Read More
Ultimately appreciating “Ohio State Murders,” which opened Thursday on Broadway, first takes putting the bombastic title out of your mind. Playwright Adrienne Kennedy’s 1992 drama, you Netflix junkies, does not … Read More
The most illuminating take on Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” in a while is, for the first five minutes, lit by just two small candles. Director Michael Arden’s crackling version, … Read More
After an onslaught of shaky Shakespeare plays in New York, Canada’s Stratford Festival felt like an oasis in Ontario. It was a much-needed palate cleanser to wipe away the foul … Read More
“A Little Life,” is a lot more like “Les Mis.” Fans of Hanya Yanagihara’s best-selling novel “A Little Life,” have been eager to see the stage adaptation, up at the … Read More
LONDON — It’s one of the most stunning theatrical images in years. In an otherwise pitch-black theater, two giant eyes blink open and float to the front of the deep … Read More
The revival of “The Piano Lesson,” which opened Thursday night on Broadway, is mostly in tune. The August Wilson play’s greatest asset is its young leads John David Washington and … Read More
