Entertainment Weekly · Oct 3, 2022
“With her at the center, it feels impossible to rain on the parade.”
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Entertainment Weekly · Oct 3, 2022
“With her at the center, it feels impossible to rain on the parade.”
Entertainment Weekly · Apr 22, 2019
“It all comes together in a stellar, harrowing production that reinforces why Miller's works still endure so many decades later.”
Entertainment Weekly · Mar 10, 2019
“The problem is that those stakes still never feel high enough, and the show is the exact opposite of chill throughout.”
Entertainment Weekly · Jan 24, 2019
“Hawke and Dano do an excellent job going round for round, playing into the comedic moments of their fighting.”
Entertainment Weekly · Nov 8, 2018
“The rest of the show, though, doesn’t command that sort of attention.”
Entertainment Weekly · Sep 27, 2018
“You don't need to know much of anything about billiards to get hooked into this witty play from prolific playwright Richard Bean (One Man, Two Guvnors), which came to Broadway after a well-received 2016 run in the U.K.”
Entertainment Weekly · Aug 13, 2018
“To keep with the musical parlance of the title, Gettin' the Band Back Together is like hearing an artist cover a favorite song — it’s not the first time you’ve heard it, and it might not be all that original, but you’ll be smiling and tapping your feet just the same.”
Entertainment Weekly · Aug 24, 2017
“Prince of Broadway is a meandering tribute to the man and his work, told via a series of biographical anecdotes and revue-like musical numbers that don’t gel together into a coherent whole.”
Entertainment Weekly · Apr 24, 2016
“'Waitress' is a sweet slice of a show that shines with the help of a star ingredient: Tony winner Jessie Mueller...Bareilles has crafted an upbeat, tuneful score that sounds akin to the pop sounds she’s known for with layered harmonies and ballads alongside lively numbers...”
Entertainment Weekly · Mar 24, 2016
“Cusack is a revelation in the role, capturing Alice’s youthful exuberance and grown-up steeliness in equal measure.”
Entertainment Weekly · Mar 17, 2016
“Levi and Benanti make a winning pair, even if their characters don’t realize it until long after everyone else does.”
Entertainment Weekly · Feb 26, 2016
“There’s only so much a shorter show like this can answer — I was left wanting to know more about both Erie and the night clerk after I left for the night — but it’s still a hotel stay you won’t regret.”
Entertainment Weekly · Dec 20, 2015
“Burstein’s Tevye is knowing and funny, often breaking the fourth wall to speak to the audience or confer with God.”