Thornton Wilder's classic American play, with a stellar cast led by Jim Parsons, digs deep and touches the soul.
Packed with strong performances, The Folger's "Romeo + Juliet" is a buzzy, smart interpretation of this oft-told tale.
A dramatic London import, The Hills of California, about shattered dreams drifts to Broadway with potency and poignancy.
Matthew Broderick is a crowd-pleaser in "Babbitt," but don't expect the play's takeaways to fill more than an index card.
Sebastian Stan captures the gestalt of Trump's ego, ambition, and bluster in Ali Abbasi's biting biopic "The Apprentice."
Thought-provoking and inventively staged, Spooky Action's fantastical fable "Cracking Zeus" still feels flat.
Pulitzer winner "Primary Trust" powerfully evokes the perspective of an emotionally damaged man trying to change his life.
Director Simon Godwin and this top-notch cast are out to give a warm and lovely embrace to everyone with "Comedy of Errors."
Two iconic celebrities muddle through a contemporary Broadway play that has very little to say about anything.
The well-oiled ensemble cast is the crowning glory of Arena's uproariously funny "JaJa's African Hair Braiding."
GALA Theatre's "The 22+ Weddings of Hugo" weaves an engaging mystery from the real-life tale of a serial bigamist.
Roz White illuminates Billie Holiday's blues in Mosaic's moving production of "Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill."
Michael Keaton is in fine form in Tim Burton's "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice," a morbid, fitfully funny feast for the eyes.
A musical theater classic is remounted with Sutton Foster, Michael Urie and a regal ensemble.
A new immersive experience conquers New York as beautifully and boldly as a Bull Market.