The Philadelphia Inquirer · Sep 10, 2012
“In the new musical Chaplin, which is every bit as entertaining as Charlie Chaplin himself”
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The Philadelphia Inquirer · Sep 10, 2012
“In the new musical Chaplin, which is every bit as entertaining as Charlie Chaplin himself”
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jun 14, 2012
“It's good and often silly fun, greatly enriched by Parson's performance.”
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Apr 26, 2012
“If the show offers any real revelation, it's that the playwriting does, too.”
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Apr 25, 2012
“Straightforward is the way “The Columnist” goes, in Sullivan’s sure-footed direction, Auburn’s smooth narrative arc, and a sterling performance by John Lithgow, who makes a wonderfully nuanced Joseph Alsop.”
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Apr 24, 2012
“In that case, I'll say, it's theater that really works.”
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Apr 24, 2012
“Every detail in “Nice Work If You It” is finely tuned and beautifully turned out.”
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Apr 23, 2012
“And there’s enough funny lashing to leave an audience happily smarting.”
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Apr 18, 2012
“Whatever it is, I dare you to see it and not laugh out loud, a lot.”
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Apr 15, 2012
“Adults will enjoy its complex theatricality... Kids will follow it for its bizarre and hammy characters and its constant sense of adventure.”
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Apr 2, 2012
“Somewhere over the rainbow, Judy Garland never spotted her pot of gold. But a British actress named Tracie Bennett found hers - in the person of Judy. She is sensational in the erratic Broadway show End of the Rainbow, about Garland's last attempt at a comeback, which opened Monday night.”
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Apr 1, 2012
“This big-star cast worth a wide shelf of past Tony and Emmy Awards deserves a worthwhile play - and they have one.”
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Mar 29, 2012
“Newsies, which opened Thursday night on Broadway, is great fun, a rock-'em sock-'em American musical with all the trimmings, and an electrifying display that says, yes, formulas make sense when real artists make them work.”
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Mar 18, 2012
“Not a bad suggestion for the audience, either.”
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Mar 15, 2012
“Miller gives Death of a Salesman a muscular narrative arc, and this revival provides the intensity to flex it and strike.”
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jan 26, 2012
“For Nixon's part, she doesn't perform as much as live the character; you get the feeling they've imported her from a real hospital ward, where she has walked and lived the talk.”
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Jan 12, 2012
“The delight in this production is that it seems to move along swiftly as something both new and old - taken on its own terms, as fresh as it is genuine.”
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Dec 11, 2011
“Well, you get the picture, even if audiences may find it spotty.”
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Nov 30, 2011
“Bonnie & Clyde is entangled in its own musical format, watering down the storytelling and, with it, the tension.”
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Nov 7, 2011
“I can argue over the potential of Godspell to be a piece of compelling theater, in any setting. But I can't take issue with this particular staging, so richly realized.”
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Nov 3, 2011
“Jon Robin Baitz has given them a terrific, insightful and often funny play, and they know just what to do with it.”
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Apr 28, 2011
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Apr 20, 2011
“It's all good fun and, in the end, not bad theology either.”
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Apr 8, 2011
“Broadway's winning new Catch Me if You Can gives you lots of reasons to love the musical.”
“Ashford's meticulous production bulges with talent.”
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Mar 24, 2011
“In that, The Book of Mormon is the ultimate feel-good musical, and Broadway's genuine paradox.”
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Mar 22, 2011
“Leguizamo has an easy way with getting you involved in his life.”
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Dec 11, 2006
“Spring Awakening — the breathtaking discussion of what it means to grow up — will become both a high mark of the season and a landmark musical.”