It may be redundant at this point, but I want to echo my colleagues and reiterate that it's really just gob-smacking to be able to live ...

Annaleigh Ashford garnered praise and a Tony nomination for her scene-stealing work in Kinky Boots ; a year later, she walked away with the ...

Sam Shepard's Fool For Love is a strange, searing play. Although it takes place in real time, in the stark and unforgiving Western lands...

Two young women reflect each other through a mirror. One is dark-haired and slight, with a deeply expressive face. The other is blond and fu...

The 2015/2016 theater season has already begun, with the much lauded Broadway premiere of Hamilton (and the less-lauded debut of Amazing Gra...

Photo: Joan Marcus Larry David may have left his hit play Fish in the Dark , but make no mistake: he's still up on that stage. And ...

photo: Sara Krulwich Every theater season has a "snob hit," according to William Goldman's classic 1969 insider's guid...

Photo: Sara Krulwich There's very little to say about Fun Home that wasn't enumerated by  Wendy's  spot-on comments, so I...

Renee Fleming, Jerry O'Connell, Douglas Sills Photo: Sara Krulwich Full disclosure: I left Living on Love, the wretched attempt at d...

Photo: Joan Marcus To watch Chita Rivera in The Visit is to watch a great artist at the top of her game, fully in command of the stage a...

Tracee Chimo, Jason Biggs, Elisabeth Moss, and Bryce Pinkham. Photo: Joan Marcus Peggy Olson, the barrier-breaking copy chief on AMC’s ...

All aboard, ladies and gentlemen! The express train to musical theatre heaven is departing the station eight times a week. You can catch it ...

Photo: Sara Krulwich Playwright Jez Butterworth embraces the poetic in his work. In his 2009 epic Jerusalem (seen on Broadway in 2011, w...

Rebecca Hall and Morgan Spector in Machinal. Photo: Joan Marcus 2014 was, like most theatre-going years, a grab bag of exquisite highs,...

Every year, I rack up regrets over shows I never got the chance to see. I missed Father Comes Home from the Wars (Parts 1, 2 &3) t...

Marianne and Roland first meet at a barbecue. No, wait. It was a wedding. She's interested in him, but he has a girlfriend. Or was it th...

Have you seen the Broadway League's recent report on the demographics of the 2013-14 Broadway audience? If you haven't, and y...

Call me Joanne Kaufman. I knew from the downbeat of the horrifically misguided new production of Henry Krieger and Bill Russell's Side S...

photo: Joan Marcus Unique questions arise when presenting differently-bodied characters in theatrical productions. Should one be painsta...

photo: Brigette Lacombe A classic boulevard comedy is back on Broadway. The side-splitting laughter that rings through the auditorium is...