Bobby McGuire

“Theater lovers with strong attention spans will leave awed by the acting, writing, and direction.”

“The Lost Boys delivers a gleefully propulsive blockbuster that breaks Broadway’s vampire musical curse and gives a desperate season exactly what it needs.”

“My main quibble is that it feels like two plays. Act I works as a prescient recent-history prologue, while Act II leans harder into Chekhovian parallels, making the earlier drama feel more like setup than a seamless whole.”

“The result is Sorkin’s retrofitted play, where mostly incongruous songs with erudite lyrics infrequently pop in.”

“I can happily revise that statement now.”

“As a playwright, O’Neill aged like few others and published his best work at the end of his career.”