Andy Propst

“How I Learned to Drive is the most challenging, thought-provoking play of the season, and thank God it's finally on Broadway.”

“Posing as harsh medicine, ''Jagged Little Pill' is a theatrical placebo.”

“The appealingly tuneful journey to the show's conclusion proves to be consistently satisfying and ultimately moving.”

“It proves to be a thoroughly entertaining evening for Pacino fans, a performance that goes to show that a truly great actor can (almost) overcome even the most confounding material.”

“But given the estimable writers of the pieces, Ethan Coen, Elaine May and Woody Allen, and the proven talents of the high-profile ensemble, it’s difficult to not be disappointed by the production, which should be the comic pinnacle for the Broadway season.”

“Patrick Marber's After Miss Julie is a faithful adaptation that updates Strindberg's tale to 1945. England, maintaining the sexual tension and class warfare that made the original so compelling.”