After a sold-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Dylan Mulvaney brings her one-woman show to New York City.
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Vietnam-era musical ‘Rolling Thunder’ rocks out, but mistakes familiarity for profundity
"Rolling Thunder" revisits the Vietnam War through the songs of the era. But with so many stories to tell, the…
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Betsy Wolfe wrings every drop from ‘Joy: A New True Musical,’ but will audiences buy in?
By Matthew Wexler Long, long ago, in a land not too far away, we’d sit in front of the TV…
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FIRST LOOK: ‘Rolling Thunder,’ the Vietnam War concert-doc arrives Off-Broadway
"Rolling Thunder" arrives at New World Stages during the 50th anniversary of the war's end, exploring the conflict through songs…
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Divine intervention: ‘The Gospel at Colonus’ turns tragedy into testimony
Director Shayok Misha Chowdhury transforms cursed kings into gospel gold in Little Island's most ambitious production yet.
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“What’s your damage, Heather?” More than you think, even as a musical
"Heathers" returns to the stage in a highly polished, often mesmerizing A-lister production, but some may find it a "hot…
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The ‘Masquerade’ mystery continues: What’s so precious about Preciosa crystals?
The new 'Phantom' iteration, 'Masquerade,' will include a chandelier with six times as many crystals as the original. But will…
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Jay Ellis and Stephanie Nur navigate war-torn romance in ‘Duke & Roya’
By Matthew Wexler A pop singer and her bodyguard (The Bodyguard), a prominent executive and her assistant (The Proposal), and…
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Broadway legend Jerome Robbins takes center stage at The Joyce
Director-choreographer Jerome Robbins will be celebrated in style at the Joyce Theater's Ballet Festival this August.
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‘Passengers’ delivers breathtaking circus without a safety net (or much of a map)
By Matthew Wexler Since 2002, the Canadian-based physical theater troupe, The 7 Fingers, has leaped, tumbled, juggled, and defied gravity…
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