All posts by Ryan Leeds
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‘Shucked’ Broadway Review: Pure Corn-try
Out queer country artists Brandy Clark and Shane McAnally serve up a heapin' helpin' of corny fun with their musical 'Shucked.'
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‘Sweeney Todd’ Broadway Review: Pop Goes the Bloodshed
Recording artist Josh Groban leads a solid cast in Broadway's riveting new revival of a classic American musical.
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Playwright Mona Mansour on Trauma, Mental Health and Endless Wars
The LGBTQ playwright, whose work is largely centered on situations in the Middle East, returns to Mosaic with 'Unseen.'
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‘Parade’ Review: Injustice in Georgia
A much-beloved nineties musical, "Parade," returns to Broadway in a stunning new production starring Ben Platt.
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‘Bad Cinderella’ Review: Fractured Fairy Tale
"Bad Cinderella," the latest Broadway musical from composer Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber, lives up to its name.
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Broadway: Spring Arts Preview 2023
Broadway's spring season is full of kings, cornhuskers, zebras, dreamers, and divas. Here's a look at what's on the way.
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‘A Doll’s House’ Review: Cleaning House
Jessica Chastain leads a cast in Amy Herzog's classic reshaping of Ibsen's great work that trims away the playwright's excess.
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The Museum of Broadway Honors New York’s Theater Legacy
The Neon lights of Broadway just got brighter with a new museum that captures footlight history.
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‘Pictures From Home’ Review: Picture Imperfect
'Pictures From Home' wants to be universal, but is so limited in scope that it fails to achieve its goal.
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‘Anthony Rapp’s Without You’ Review: Rent Controlled
A child star grows and grieves in a personal, musical memoir on New York's Off Broadway stage in 'Anthony Rapp's Without You.'
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‘The Collaboration’ Review: Modern Mess
In 'The Collaboration,' now on Broadway, the friendship between Warhol and Basquiat is painted with a superficial and revisionist brush.
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‘Some Like It Hot’ Review: Camp and Vamp
A beloved classic film is adapted into a grand musical that retains the original's humor but reflects progressive values.
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Broadway: A Breathtaking ‘Death of a Salesman’
A gripping new Broadway production of Arthur Miller's searing drama starring Wendell Pierce is a must for devoted theater fans.
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‘& Juliet’ Review: Wherefore Art Thou, Romeo?
The new musical "& Juliet," framed by Top 40 hits, reimagines a Shakespearean era where women control their fates
