Sandy MacDonald

“Like its predecessors in print and onscreen, ultimately this latest rendition of Girl, Interrupted raises more questions than it answers.”

“The overall effect, regrettably, edges into the genus “afterschool special.””

“This sparkling, just-the-high-points compendium is launched by “Comedy Tonight” from A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, with the full 17-member company of American and British theater artists kicking up their heels.”

“If all you’re seeking is a spectacle, you will get one.”

“Lempicka deserves – deserved – better.”

“Unlike some other literary adaptations in the works or already on the boards, this production stands on its own merits as theatre.”

“With courage and dedication, clearly.”

“Flaws and all, and despite its rocky road to Broadway, Harmony is ultimately a rewarding experience, a feisty/funny survivor which remains tragically timely.”

“Let’s hope that her estate is being duly recompensed for the use of her personage, because her message has been perverted here into mere tokenism.”

“Director Eric Ting deftly guides a superb cast, all of whom make the most of their carefully calibrated roles.”

“Director Daniel Sullivan deftly delineates every interaction – subdued to explosive.”

“Cooper is a genius at concision, and his critique of the dominant culture cuts deep.”

“Everything is bigger and brighter, and lands even better.”

“Thus, for those of us who attend shows hoping to be ushered through challenging, uncharted situations, these reenactments can be a bit of a bore.”