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A Catered Affair
As delicate as the porcelain plate at the finest of wedding
dinners,"A Catered Affair", is a gem of a musical. Based upon the
film (Gore Vidal) and the play (Paddy Chayefsky), here adapted for
the stage by Harvey Fierstein (book) and John B... [more] |
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Grease
Is a television reality show any way to cast a Broadway musical? If the new revival of Grease is an example the answer is … well, yes and no. While the contest provided a talented Sandy, the actor playing Danny, chosen by several million voter... [more] |
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Gypsy
If there was ever any real doubt that “Gypsy” was, and is, the
greatest musical of all time, the latest production with book writer
Arthur Laurents now directing, and Patti LuPone at the helm, should
silence the unenlightened. This transfer ... [more] |
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Legally Blonde The Musical
It's nice when a hit film comedy loses none of its vigor by being adapted to musical comedy for the stage. Fans of the deliciously 'Valley Girl' "Legally Blond" will not be disappointed in this bouncy, frilly, colorful and tuneful show.
W... [more] |
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Les Liaisons Dangereuses
Betrayal and revenge are just the beginning. Watch out. The
Roundabout Theatre Company’s revival of "Les Liaisons Dangereuses" is
not for the uninitiated in pain and disappointment. Here, love
becomes a game where sexual conquests equal pr... [more] |
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Macbeth
Like a horror movie where blood and gore abound, such is the thunderclap of Macbeth, a British transport which has made its way across the Atlantic, first alighting at BAM and now in a limited Broadway run
at the Lyceum.
Patrick S... [more] |
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November
David Mamet, one of our most renowned American playwrights, has a style all his own. It’s a fluid combination of rapid-fire delivery and voluminous profanity which in his past plays like "Glengarry Glen Ross" have taken on the dynamics of a classical... [more] |
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Spring Awakening
One of the most invigorating musicals to come down the Broadway pike in the last decade, Spring Awakening is even sharper in its Broadway transfer. Like the teenagers longing to bust loose from parental restrictions and social mores, Duncan Sh... [more] |
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Sunday in the Park With George
"Putting it together. Bit by bit." That well-known Sonheim lyric must have captured the imagination of English director Sam Buntrock. His Olivier-award-winning production of Sunday in the Park With George,
Sondheim's paean to artists and sa... [more] |
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The Country Girl
One may wonder what Director Mike Nichols and Jon Robin Baitz
(credited with ‘material revisions’) cut and/or revised from the
original 1950 Broadway Clifford Odets’ script of "The Country Girl". The latest revival, with the triple powerhouse ... [more] |
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The Little Mermaid
It’s a sad day for Disney when the crown jewel of its animated
features, "The Little Mermaid", is treated to a limp translation on
Broadway - especially given all the money that they must have thrown
at this production.
True, the ... [more] |
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Xanadu
It may be camp and part inside humor, but it’s still all '80s kitsch. That’s Xanadu, the latest film adaptation to land in a Broadway theatre. The movie spawned a ton of hits for Olivia Newton-John, including "Magic" and "Suddenly", and "I’m A... [more] |
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Young Frankenstein
It's alive — but it could definitely use another jolt of electricity. Sparks fly intermittently in this sophomore effort from Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan, the masterminds behind The Producers, but the hilarity that erupted so effortlessly fro... [more] |
