Stu Brown

“Stories by Heart, a very personal, mostly entertaining memoir, from one of our finest actors.”

“However, the overall thrust of the production, while bewitching and absorbing, is modest at best.”

“Go see 'Bright Star'. Be enchanted, moved, uplifted and maybe even shed a tear.”

“At the same time he stakes out his own Fiddler on the Roof, a triumphant and jubilant musical for audiences of all ages and faiths.”

“He delivers a lovingly slapstick, extremely clever and humorous show.”

“Amazing Grace, a heartfelt effort not fully realized.”

“Fun Home, a powerful, poignant musical not to be missed.”

“Hand to God, funny, heartbreaking and coarse.”

“Something Rotten!, a boisterous and jaunty ride not to be missed.”

“The King and I, a beloved classic given an extravagant production.”

“However, persistently, this is an underwhelming group of songs that never rises to the heights the duo has so consistently delivered in the past.”

“An American in Paris, one of the best musicals in recent memory.”

“Finding Neverland, a show that should have enchanted but, instead, disappoints.”

“It Shoulda Been You, a trifling production that coulda been so much more.”

“The revival of On the Town, a good old-fashioned musical retrofitted for today’s discerning Broadway audiences.”

“Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, an important show to be seen and experienced.”

“Aladdin, while charming and fun, lacks the enchantment and savviness of Disney’s most notable theatrical productions.”

“Beautiful – The Carole King Musical, is an entertaining blend of charm, nostalgia, and showmanship.”

“A Gentlemen's Guide to Love and Murder is more understated, smaller in scale, but nonetheless wholly satisfying.”

“Kinky Boots, a winning musical to celebrate and applaud.”

“The Book of Mormon , a must for South Park fans as well as the rest of mankind.”