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JOHN PIZZARELLI AND JESSICA MOLASKEY
at Café Carlyle
PURE HARMONY
Stephen Sondheim and Hal Prince top the duo’s annual fall fling, while Lainie Kazan remembers flings, flames and fiascos.
Reviewed by:
JEREMY GERARD
MOLLY SWEENEY
at Theatre Row
LOST SOULS
Even with good acting, a play told entirely in monologues can be difficult to make lively.
Reviewed by:
DAVID LEFKOWITZ
HEROES OF THE FOURTH TURNING
at Playwrights Horizons
DARK NIGHT OF THE CONSERVATIVE MILLENNIAL SOUL
Will Arbery's new play is heavy on polemics and light on action.
Reviewed by:
ROBERT GILBO
DUBLIN CAROL
at Irish Repertory Theatre
MARRIED TO THE BOTTLE
Conor McPherson’s sobering portrait of lives devastated by booze gets a beautifully acted revival.
Reviewed by:
JOE DZIEMIANOWICZ
THE LIGHTNING THIEF: THE PERCY JACKSON MUSICAL
at Longacre Theatre
HALF DIVINE
A teen-oriented musical grows too big for its britches.
Reviewed by:
SANDY MACDONALD
THE ROSE TATTOO
at American Airlines Theatre
COMEDIC ELASTICITY
A slapstick approach to Tennessee Williams' comedy misses out on the more poignant parts of the play.
Reviewed by:
JOE DZIEMIANOWICZ
THE ROSE TATTOO
at American Airlines Theatre
UNLEASHED PASSION
Despite the comedic brilliance of Marisa Tomei, something in the tone of this revival doesn't hold together.
Reviewed by:
JEREMY GERARD
LINDA VISTA
at Helen Hayes Theater
STARTING OVER
Tracy Letts’ dark-tinged rom-dram is a portrait of an unsympathetic man in the throes of an ugly divorce and a middle-age tailspin.
Reviewed by:
JOE DZIEMIANOWICZ
MAC BETH
at Lucille Lortel Theatre
WITCHING HOUR
Telling Shakespeare’s story through teenage schoolgirls is remarkably effective. Their descent into darkness is eerie and evocative.
Reviewed by:
JESSICA BRANCH
THE GREAT SOCIETY
at Vivian Beaumont Theater
LIZARD-SKIN BOOTS
Brian Cox takes on the role of LBJ in Robert Schenkkan’s follow-up to
All The Way.
Reviewed by:
JEREMY GERARD
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SCHEDULE UPDATES
-
Yes, Prime Minister
contracts its run, while
A Chorus Line
expands its own.
POWERHOUSE OF THEATRE
- After 11 years as the Almeida Theatre's artistic director,
Michael Attenborough
is stepping down to focus on directing.
SONGS FROM THE HEART
-
Once
the Tony-Award winning musical is set to hit London in January.
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