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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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What playwright Samuel D. Hunter has to say about ‘Little Bear Ridge Road’
"I wanted to write a play about people watching television," says playwright Samuel D. Hunter.
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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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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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