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JW

Jonathan Warman

Also writes for: Gay Socialites

Reviews

17

Average

82

Highest

90

Lowest

72

182nd most prolific critic·455th most generous scorer
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Ink

Drama Queen NYC · May 4, 2019

80

It is one of very few hiccups in this otherwise riveting show.

Saint Joan
78

She is aided by a superb supporting cast, particularly Patrick Page as a terrifyingly calm and methodical Inquisitor, and John Glover as an archbishop as politically cunning as he is theologically astute.

Mean Girls
84

"One of my favorite things is just how much gayer conceiver and bookwriter Fey has made the character of Damian...Fey quite rightly adds social media elements to her tale of high-school status-seeking, to appropriately toxic effect...

The Band's Visit

He shows that he can create beautiful, affecting music in any idiom he sets his mind to, while never losing sight of the need for theatrical effectiveness.

Prince of Broadway

And Tony Yazbeck tearing “The Right Girl” from Follies to shreds is worth the price of admission all by itself.

Oslo
Oslo

Drama Queen NYC · Apr 26, 2017

87

Unexpectedly engaging, surprisingly entertaining, and highly recommended.

War Paint
War Paint

Drama Queen NYC · Apr 17, 2017

78

For the most part, War Paint is smart and marvelously stylish entertainment.

Bright Star
72

"Affable and inoffensive…The best thing about 'Bright Star' is the lovely, delicate and even sometimes sophisticated bluegrass music…There’s a rich vein of melody…The words are not nearly as successful. The plot is predictable...I had a decent enough time at 'Bright Star.

The Gin Game
74

An enjoyable, diverting evening spent with two expert performers, nothing more, nothing less.

Bandstand

What could have so easily been nostalgic hooey is deeply humane, always engaging and even moving.

Three Tall Women

The production is exquisite in every possible way: visually, intellectually, emotionally, artistically and on and on.