More insignificantly in the play’s consequences, Miriam is merciless caught in hysteria’s throes. She’s dealing with a ...
The seats at the Lucille Lortel Theater should have been equipped with seat belts for its current engagement of 2:22—A Ghost ...
Fiasco Theater stages a rare revival of Susan Glaspell’s drama about a rebellious woman and her inexpressible desires ...
Gordon Greenberg blandly reheats an old recipe in The New Group's premiere of a thriller made famous by Hitchcock ...
Our contemporary Chekhov, Richard Nelson, returns with We'll See, another up-to-the-minute Rhinebeck-set drama.
Truth be told, I would rather spend an election evening with the Apple family than my own. After all, the clan from Rhinebeck ...
Marc J. Franklin. Before anyone can criticize a production of Clifford Odetss’ 1935 Waiting for Lefty, it’s important to reflect on the s ...
★★★★☆ The operatic adaptation of George Saunders' acclaimed novel receives its world premiere at the Metropolitan Opera. Peter Mattei and Everett Sobers in Lincoln in the Bardo. Photo credit: Karen ...
The Heart is a bold new musical with a life-or-death story aimed for adult audiences. Swiftly crafted in an ultra-modern The Heart melds a human tragedy with a daily triumph of medical science and ...
Krysta Rodriguez and Tom Blyth in A Few Good Men. Photo credit: Emilio Madrid. It’s hard not to avoid the feeling that Lincoln Center Theater should be doing something more impo ...
A rowdy meeting of a cab drivers’ union membership about whether to strike provides the throughline for Waiting for Lefty. Interspersed are quick scenes that illustrate working class New Yorkers ...
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