The Phantom of the Opera
New York Post · Feb 4, 2004
89
“This is not simply one of the longest-running Broadway musicals – it is, more important, one of the all-time best Broadway musicals.”
Clive Barnes
Also writes for: The New York Times
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95
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63
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Wicked
New York Post · Oct 31, 2003
63
“What is spectacular about the show is the spectacle.”
Mamma Mia!
New York Post · Oct 19, 2001
85
“‘Mamma Mia!’ flies as tuneful as a lark and as smart as a cuckoo.”
Proof
New York Post · Oct 25, 2000
85
“Yet Auburn, in his first Broadway outing, provides characters behaving credibly and natural dialogue without a single stagy phrase stumbling the flow and also ensures the tension is handsomely sustained.”
Rent
New York Post · Feb 25, 1996
77
“'Rent' builds a genuine emotional momentum. His characters, based on Puccini's, become a self-created family we care about.”
Miss Saigon
New York Post · Apr 14, 1991
69
“It is engaging. It is insulting. It is never boring.”
A Chorus Line
The New York Times · Oct 20, 1975
95
“Broadway will never be the same again.”
“It's a Broadway commonplace that the most important thing about a musical is the book - but no one goes out singing the book, so it's a commonplace often forgotten.”