"Revolution(s)" at Chicago's Goodman Theatre brings punk-metal-hip hop fury, but the world premiere musical can't focus its revolutionary message.
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Jordan E. Cooper on reclaiming divinity for those told they’re unworthy in ‘Oh Happy Day!’
"Oh Happy Day!" at The Public asks who deserves heaven. Jordan E. Cooper's answer: everyone. A must-see exploration of faith…
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In her new solo play, Jen Tullock embodies 11 lives shattered by one memoir
When a memoir about evangelical abuse goes public, everyone faces consequences. Jen Tullock's solo show explores faith and trauma through…
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‘Bull Durham’ at Paper Mill Playhouse: A swing and a miss
The baseball musical "Bull Durham" strikes out at Paper Mill, where a talented cast battles weak pacing in this unnecessary…
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Before John Patrick Shanley won an Oscar for ‘Moonstruck,’ he wrote this Italian American heartbreaker
John Patrick Shanley's rarely revived play returns to NYC with Broadway stars Mary Testa and Wade McCollum in a heartfelt…
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1,650 playwrights want in: Why the O’Neill remains American theater’s essential incubator
The National Playwrights Conference received one of the highest number of entries in decades, proving there's a thirst for new…
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Alan Walker, Dimitri Vegas & Afrojack light up Marquee New York’s electrifying return
Marquee New York's latest makeover debuts fall schedule with Alan Walker, Dimitri Vegas & Afrojack. Chelsea's superclub is officially back.
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Dylan Mulvaney proves messy is marvelous in ‘The Least Problematic Woman in the World’
Dylan Mulvaney turns cancel culture, trans visibility, and show tunes into camp magic in "The Least Problematic Woman in the…
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Diana Henry’s ‘Around the Table’ proves food writing can be as satisfying as the meal itself
Diana Henry's 52 essays explore food, travel, and memory without relying on a single recipe to satisfy.
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5 regional theater productions worth the trip this October
From Pulitzer winners to unpredictable solo shows, October's regional theater serves female revolutionaries, immigrant stories, and William Finn's legacy.
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