Did They Like It · Dec 8, 2022
“What could have been an interesting tale of overcoming horror yet succumbing to horror, is limited in range and dreadfully dreary.”
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Did They Like It · Dec 8, 2022
“What could have been an interesting tale of overcoming horror yet succumbing to horror, is limited in range and dreadfully dreary.”
Did They Like It · Nov 27, 2022
“If this is the future of Broadway, please consider me a rabid and reinvigorated stan.”
Did They Like It · Nov 17, 2022
“I totally fell in love. It's not just that this insanely talented cast was more diverse than The Lion King's, or that the show is aware of how silly it is, and refuses to take itself too seriously.”
Did They Like It · Oct 20, 2022
“Under Kenny Leon’s direction, this revival makes it look as if it were tailor-made for the era of betrayal and dissension we live in today.”
New York Theatre Guide · Apr 26, 2022
“This is art as activism in its highest form.”
New York Theatre Guide · Apr 20, 2022
“That is the tragedy of this production: Brown has arranged many glorious moments, but their potential remains unfulfilled.”
New York Theatre Guide · Apr 19, 2022
“Rather, it reveals the fear of all survivors: that they will never escape the room where they were violated.”
Did They Like It · Apr 10, 2022
“Unfortunately, she does not make the connection.”
Did They Like It · Mar 28, 2022
“It must be said that if this is what it means for Broadway to be back, I’d rather stay at home.”
Did They Like It · Feb 1, 2022
“Perhaps that is what the estate actually wanted; to rejuvenate its coffers by sending audiences thirsting for the real thing.”
Did They Like It · Jan 26, 2022
“She’s also left the door open so that white audiences can grasp an honest view of what Black people talk about when white folks aren’t around, making Skeleton Crew a must-see.”
Did They Like It · Dec 16, 2021
“Elliott's creative team and otherwise delightful cast prove that Company can be glorious, even without a vibrant center to hold it together.”
Did They Like It · Nov 23, 2021
“Clyde’s is quite simply, that tantalizingly piquant.”
Did They Like It · Oct 27, 2021
“I believed in next to nothing of what I saw in this revival.”
New York Theatre Guide · Oct 20, 2021
“Under the incisive direction of Les Waters, a scalding masterpiece that reveals how willingly our legal system caters to violent bullies.”
New York Theatre Guide · Oct 11, 2021
“Refreshingly, in this laughter-rich script, and under Zhailon Levington's sparkling direction, the experience eschews the pitfalls of typical media portrayals of Black tragedy in favor of Black joy.”