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Featured Shows
	1984 The timely terror of living in a fascist state – one where the government makes all the rules and controls all your thoughts – is likely the raison d’etre that the recent British dramatization of… [more]
	A Doll's House, Part 2 To paraphrase an old show-biz saying, the sequel is rarely the equal. So anyone expecting Lucas Hnath’s “A Doll’s House, Part 2,” now at the Golden Theatre, to have the psychological power and insight of… [more]
	Anastasia What young girl (or grown woman) hasn’t dreamt that she’s actually royalty? That fantasy is one reason the story of Anastasia Romanov – the daughter of the last Russian tsar, and who may or may… [more]
	Fing A* In her often-searing 2000 play, “F***ing A,” now being revived by the Signature Theatre Company, Pulitzer Prize winner Suzan-Lori Parks weaves elements of Nathaniel Hawthorne’s “The Scarlet Letter,” the plays of Bertolt Brecht (especially “Mother… [more]
	For Peter Pan on Her 70th Birthday Even without reading the author’s note in the program, it becomes quickly apparent that Sarah Ruhl’s “FOR PETER PAN on her 70th birthday,” now at Playwrights Horizons, is a highly personal play. And indeed, when… [more]
	Hello, Dolly! Early in the first act of Jerry Zaks’ ultra-exuberant revival of the classic 1964 musical, “Hello, Dolly!”, now at the Shubert Theatre, a realistic-looking train (one of Santo Loquasto’s many colorful sets and costumes) appears… [more]
	Miss Saigon Loud. Action-packed. Crude. No, I haven’t switched careers and begun reviewing Marvel movies; these same adjectives apply (unfortunately) to Laurence Connor’s bombastic revival of the 1990s megahit “Miss Saigon,” now back at its original home,… [more]
	On the Shore of the Wide World On the heels of “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time” and “Heisenberg,” British playwright Simon Stephens is one hot commodity. And given his longstanding relationship with the Atlantic Theater, it’s hardly surprising… [more]
	Sweeney Todd Apparently, Stephen Sondheim, who wrote the lyrics to “You Gotta Get a Gimmick” way back in 1959, is fine and dandy with the admittedly brilliant gimmick that has led, nearly 60 years later, to the… [more]
	The Play That Goes Wrong Drinks are spewed across the stage, actors knocked out by swinging doors. Props aren’t what or where they’re supposed to be, and the set undergoes a violent deconstruction. We’re in the knockabout world of British… [more]
	War Paint Helena Rubinstein and Elizabeth Arden were beauty-industry pioneers, yet the new musical War Paint doesn’t make their lives dramatically alluring. Thankfully, Patti LuPone and Christine Ebersole, playing the rival cosmetic impresarios, command the stage as… [more]

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