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John Leguizamo proves he’s still electric onstage, even when ‘The Other Americans’ lacks spark
John Leguizamo writes and stars in "The Other Americans" about a Latin family's pursuit of the American Dream, but the…
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Lou Wall’s truth budget: How much authenticity can one comic afford?
Lou Wall's viral Facebook Marketplace bed story sequel hits Off-Broadway.
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‘No Tea, No Shade’: Nina West & queens get real about life in drag
Nina West, Olivia Lux & 4 more drag queens share intimate essays in "No Tea, No Shade" — essential reading…
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Fall for Dance Festival rises above the culture war chaos with a provocative, international line-up
New York City Center's Fall for Dance features a stellar lineup, including Gibney Company, Paris Opera Ballet, and a new…
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Steppenwolf’s ‘Mr. Wolf’ gets lost in its own universe
Strong acting elevates "Mr. Wolf" at Steppenwolf, although Rajiv Joseph's family drama suffers from distracting metaphors, plot holes, and an…
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Sia’s new musical ‘Saturday Church’ has the voice, but needs more than faith to soar
Sia's new musical "Saturday Church" boasts powerhouse vocals from Bryson Battle but gets lost in familiar LGBTQ+ coming-of-age tropes.
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The New York Botanical Garden goes gothic with ‘Tim Burton’s Nightmare Before Christmas Light Trail’
The New York Botanical Garden brings "Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas Light Trail" to life through Nov 30.
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The $300,000 question: Can Neil Patrick Harris & co-stars justify this white canvas comedy?
'Art' returns to Broadway with Bobby Cannavale, Neil Patrick Harris, and James Corden in this minimalist comedy about friendship, art,…
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John Lithgow heads to Broadway to unleash the real Roald Dahl—and it’s no children’s book
John Lithgow stars as Roald Dahl in "Giant," the Olivier-winning play exploring the beloved author's controversial legacy, coming to Broadway…
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The New York Pops’ ultimate song swap: IP swings both ways when Hugh Panaro & Elizabeth Stanley take to the stage
The new York Pops opens 43rd season with Hugh Panaro & Elizabeth Stanley performing Broadway-to-film classics at Carnegie Hall.
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In ‘Galas,’ Anthony Roth Costanzo proves that camp and coloratura can co-exist
Countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo brings vocal chops to Charles Ludlam's drag-inspired "Galas" at Little Island through September 28.
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In ‘Am I Roxie?’, Roxana Ortega’s caregiving comedy cuts deep
From Hollywood shoots to nursing home visits, Roxana Ortega embodies over a dozen characters in her autobiographical solo show about…
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