Marc Snetiker

“The Ferryman grips you, that much is true.”

“We’re better off to live and luxuriate in this electric moment for Broadway, where there is real magic to do, real rarified air to breathe in the majestic Lyric Theatre, where an unprecedented extension of a beloved world is making something so impossible feel so much realer than it ever could be.”

“Fortunately, the verdict rests with the former.”

“Dames at Sea, for its innocuous delights, is a perfectly happy theatrical entry, but perhaps it has spent fifty years off Broadway for a reason: its satire does not bite so much as nibble.”

“MacKinnon's feisty if occasionally restless revival makes intriguing work of Albee's portrait of WASPy retired couple Agnes and Tobias contemplating family and friendship in the final act of their lives.”

“Together, Ashford and Brill are pitch-perfect as the family’s nutty live-in couple, with Ashford’s physicality alone stopping the show on multiple occasions.”