Broadway News · Oct 2, 2022
“It caused a feeling of loss so palpable that it was like all the oxygen had left the room...Running two hours and 10 minutes with no intermission, ‘Leopoldstadt’ is a lot of play.”
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Broadway News · Oct 2, 2022
“It caused a feeling of loss so palpable that it was like all the oxygen had left the room...Running two hours and 10 minutes with no intermission, ‘Leopoldstadt’ is a lot of play.”
New York Theatre Guide · Jul 21, 2022
“It is a testament to Hosseini's writing that the story is still compelling, and freshly relevant after America's shameful departure from Afghanistan.”
New York Theatre Guide · Apr 27, 2022
“Ultimately, POTUS goes for an easy ending by teasing the audience with the possibility of a female president and female retribution.”
Broadway News · Apr 26, 2022
“And he’s also written one of the best, and the most groundbreaking, new musicals of the Broadway season.”
New York Theatre Guide · Apr 25, 2022
“Unfortunately, the dinosaur comes in at the beginning of this three-hour production, and the play struggles in the wake of its long tail.”
Broadway News · Apr 21, 2022
“‘Hangmen’ thoroughly wrings its premise dry, but anyone trying to find deeper meaning in McDonagh’s play will be left hanging.”
Broadway News · Apr 17, 2022
“Instead of truly reckoning with that bloody legacy, Letts chooses to pull his punches.”
New York Theatre Guide · Apr 11, 2022
“Unfortunately, for a play about the quotidian joys and heartbreaks of life, Birthday Candles rarely goes beneath the surface.”
Broadway News · Apr 3, 2022
“'Paradise Square' is the kind of new musical that Broadway needs more of: an original story that is ambitious, moving and entertaining, with a diverse cast singing in formidable harmony.”
New York Theatre Guide · Nov 22, 2021
“Trouble in Mind may have come to Broadway 66 years too late, but in a time when the American public is currently leaning towards comfort and wanting to hide America's racist past from the classroom, the play is holding up a mirror to society, especially the sector that considers itself progressive.”
New York Theatre Guide · Oct 14, 2021
“And in giving his character names rooted in emotions, Scott also makes them archetypes instead of humans.”
“But Kinky Boots still has its big, glittery heart intact.”