Breanne L. Heldman

“Unfortunately, Tootsie can’t confidently make that promise.”

“Like many a prom before it — even in Indiana!”

“This revival of Carousel does have its strong points, but a real nice clambake it’s not.”

“Children of a Lesser God hopes theatergoers will go home and give some deeper thought to the way they communicate...but the most lasting impression of the show is its two standout performances instead.”

“The character’s sweetness and naiveté mixes with Kilgore’s killer pipes and dance moves for a dynamite performance filled with heart.”

“Bandstand offers plenty to entertain in the moment, but despite its weighty theme, little lingers.”

“Eva Noblezada, this production's Kim, makes her Broadway debut and is probably the show's biggest wow (sorry, helicopter).”

“In Transit arrives at its Broadway station safely and soundly, but misses the emotional connection needed to make it an express hit.”

“Presumably, playwright Simon Stephens, Tony winner for Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, named this work for the aforementioned theoretical physicist, whose uncertainty principle is known for having redefined physics, much in the way Georgie and Alex help to redefine each other.”