Theater Life · Apr 24, 2026
“Cromer's stylish staging and Brody's star presence almost make up for the lack of emotional depth on the stage.”
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Theater Life · Apr 24, 2026
“Cromer's stylish staging and Brody's star presence almost make up for the lack of emotional depth on the stage.”
Theater Life · Apr 14, 2026
“Mr. Ferguson is not little or an imp, and his performance lacks charm and humor.”
Theater Life · Apr 7, 2025
“Murrow, a renowned CBS journalist from the 1950’s, fails to come to life despite a dazzling staging by David Cromer.”
Theater Life · Feb 21, 2025
“The story is uplifting yet contrived and obvious.”
Theater Life · Feb 5, 2024
“The first act is compelling thought-provoking theater and almost takes your breath away.”
Theater Life · Jan 30, 2023
“McCarten’s fictionalize look at two art world icons becomes little more than a tedious exercise, an excuse to share a few salacious details, maybe true, maybe not, about the artists with little, if any, emotional depth except for the contrivances.”
Theater Life · Nov 7, 2022
“Unfortunately, Crowe, who directed the musical and wrote the book from his Academy Award winning screenplay did not rethink his source material sufficiently for Broadway, probably feeling the songs would carry the day.”
Theater Life · Mar 8, 2022
“The Music Man remains an enduring musical classic, great family fun and with spirited dancing.”
Theater Life · Feb 14, 2022
“If audience reaction is any indication MJ is a hit worthy of The King of Pop’s impeccable standards.”
Theater Life · Apr 20, 2019
“Michael Mayer’s tepid revival with Adam Driver and Keri Russell as Pale and Anna, respectively, is played more for laughs than emotional subtext and leaves us wanting more.”
Theater Life · Dec 8, 2017
“Theatrical staging is a continuous giddy delight.”
Theater Life · Apr 20, 2017
“Kline standing out as the glorious spirit of the evening.”
Theater Life · Apr 14, 2017
“His meddling here, however, turns the playwright’s dreamlike-meditation into an unrelenting nightmare.”
Theater Life · Apr 13, 2017
“The effort here is pure slapstick from the very first moment to the eventual fadeout, and over a two hour-plus running time the repetitive conceit becomes preciously thin.”
Theater Life · Mar 10, 2015
“Fish in the Dark starring Larry David is so bad that the irony of the situation becomes funny.”
Theater Life · Aug 6, 2011
“Her ego rises above her generosity of spirit making her Callas an unforgettable monster.”
Theater Life · May 14, 2011
“The variety show gimmick, which on paper might seem cute, seems to suck the life out of the show, despite the fact there is much to like here, even outstanding about CATCH ME IF YOU CAN.”
Theater Life · May 14, 2011
“Here is unflinching theater that is not afraid to be passionate, bold and raw.”
Theater Life · Aug 6, 2010
“Now La Cage is a New York treat worth savoring.”