Kobi Kassal

“Paranormal Activity is by far the best entry for horror theatre we have seen on Broadway, perhaps ever?”

“It's Sam Pinkleton to a tee, and boy is it fun.”

“This loving tribute to the Golden Age of musical theater is the kind of show that restores your faith in why we fell in love with this art form to begin with.”

“Now, amped up about as high as it can go with an all-star cast, Titaníque is guaranteed to deliver the most fun night you will have at the theatre this year.”

“As well she should be, since Groff is delivering a career-defining highlight that is sure to be talked about for years to come.”

“Stranger Things: The First Shadow may just be the best production, visually speaking, to ever hit Broadway—well in this universe, anyway.”

“It's high camp and Broadway heaven, need I say more?”

“This is modern day American musical theatre at its finest, that feels right for the whole family.”

“The team has produced a stunning feat the likes of which Broadway has not experienced in a while.”

“This revelatory new work is sure to be talked about for generations to come.”

“Some true theatre magic is happening on that stage, and for that we will forever be grateful.”

“The Musical just might be one of the most exciting feats of theatricality I have ever seen on stage.”

“Mantello allows a deliberate clash between his horror-y staging and Holloway’s penchant for knowing humor. The clash sometimes works. Max is initially unfazed by the children’s creepy behavior, even meeting their strangeness with gallows humor. (When Marlow bemoans the difficulty of killing her with...”

“If you want to see some of the best triple-threats in the biz, head on over to experience some true Fosse magic.”

“The powerful musical is a reminder that theatre is a beautiful art form that can speak so eloquently to the current times.”

“Funny Girl is a brilliant work, and with Feldstein, radiates pure theatrical joy.”

“One thing is clear, if there is one play you choose to see on Broadway this season, have it be The Minutes.”

“Where the show truly shines is with the fantastic company that director Jerry Zaks has assembled. Rob McClure is a theatrical force to be reckoned with. Seamlessly transitioning back and forth between Daniel and Doubtfire, McClure is giving a career defining performance that would surely make Robin Williams proud.”

“Call Me Izzy works best as a showcase of Smart’s talents.”

“Nevertheless, this Salesman is a production for the ages, and one I cannot recommend enough.”

“It is a great American play, and you should do everything in your power to catch it before its final bow on February 1, 2026.”

“The experience is brief, powerful, and entirely worth it.”