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In ‘The Reservoir,’ bubbies, tough love & Jazzercise pave the road to recovery
In Jack Brasch's new play, "The Reservoir," a quartet of elders rallies to help their college-age grandson get sober.
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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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‘You Will Get Sick’ delivers brains, heart & courage, but ocassionally stumbles over its own yellow brick road
Noah Diaz's "You Will Get Sick" offers a unique take on mortality and human connection through the lens of "The…
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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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‘My Son’s a Queer’ creator Rob Madge turns a Broadway setback into a NYC victory lap
After Broadway setbacks, Rob Madge's autobiographical solo show finally arrives at New York City Center with technicolor love & sassy…
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Jean Smart trades stand-up for stanzas in Broadway’s ‘Call Me Izzy’
Jean Smart trades Vegas luxury for Louisiana drama in "Call Me Izzy," her first time on Broadway in 25 years.
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There’s no Tony for chemistry, but it can make or break a Broadway show
What creates Broadway chemistry? Inside the 2024-25 season's explosive hits and shows that couldn't find their spark.
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In ‘Angry Alan,’ John Krasinski’s mid-life meltdown takes a torch to male victimhood
John Krasinski delivers a captivating and unsettling performance as a man consumed by the Men's Gender Activism movement.
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Red Bull’s treatment of Molière’s ‘The Imaginary Invalid’ shows promise; side effects may vary
A new take on Molière's 1673 comedy isn't a total painkiller, but will take the edge off.
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How artist Kent Monkman is refuting the Romantic view of the “vanishing race”
The Denver Art Museum presents "History is Painted by the Victors," the first major solo exhibition by Kent Monkman.
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Checkmate: ‘Chess’ returns to Broadway with Lea Michele, Aaron Tveit and Nicholas Christopher
"Chess" Returns to Broadway with an all-star cast, but will the Cold War plot hold up for modern-day audiences?
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