Austin Fimmano

“School Girls is a comedy you won’t want to miss.”

“Inhabited by this talented ensemble, it feels like each one of these characters could step off the stage into real life with the snap of a finger.”

“And from the moment Luke Evans makes his grand entrance, it's clear he was born for the role.”

“Director Joe Mantello’s Death of a Salesman feels breathlessly current, and the all-star cast of Nathan Lane, Laurie Metcalf, Christopher Abbott, and Ben Ahlers brings the Loman family to life with heartbreaking realism.”

“I left delighted by the experience, albeit wishing the story had more substance.”

“For those who go to Broadway musicals hoping to hear actors perform songs so powerfully you get goosebumps, you’ll find that three times over.”

“Jean Smart is a force to be reckoned with in this sweet, funny, painful, intensely sad one-woman show, and Jamie Wax’s script will stay with you long after the curtains close.”

“There's a sense that the cast is having so much fun that they would do this every night even without an audience.”

“Kenny Leon’s production is a valiant stab at bringing the Bard to Broadway, but even with the mass appeal of its two powerhouse leads, this Othello struggles to distinguish itself.”

“McDonald throws her entire being into 'Rose's Turn,' building and building until you begin to marvel that you are lucky enough to witness such a performance.”

“Decadent and a lot of fun, Death Becomes Her is a musical that knows what it is and what its audience wants.”

“Unfortunately, a lack of chemistry between the two other main characters, young lovers George Gibbs (Ephraim Sykes) and Emily Webb (Zoey Deutch), keeps the production from achieving a certain pathos overall.”

“The entire ensemble elevates very silly jokes into a work of art that keeps you riveted from start to finish.”