Bedlam's 5-character, 2-play take on Shakespeare's double titled 12th Night

Twelfth Night (or What You Will) & What You Will (or Twelfth Night) - #Bedlam Theater's# Shakespearean switcheroo takes the double title and morphs each into a full production that runs in entertaining repertory with itself. . .

Court's in session with The Originalist at Arena Stage

#The Originalist - Whether audiences in cities that don't have more than 50,000 lawyers and an incalculable number of wonks, will have the sitzfleisch for 105 minutes of dueling ideologies remains to be seen. But #Arena's production, though too long, is well worth seeing . . Read More

The Heidi Chronicles still funny and poignant

The Heidi Chronicles - though no longer ground breaking as in 1989 Wendy Wasserstein's funny yet poignant script holds up remarkably well, and the issues she explored have changed rather than gone away. . .

Word-play drives Placebo by Melissa James Gibson

Placebo - Melissa James Gibson's new play has her usual linguistic flair but falls short in terms of satisfying depth . . Read More

Kevin Spacey ends his Old vic run with a sold-out solo

Clarence Darrow - Kevin Spacey's swansong to the Old Vic is a one man tour de force of a legendary lawyer and the cases he fought for . . . .

That old luxury train has steamed back into town, with Kristin Chenoweth and a stellar cast aboard

On The Twentieth Century - The Roundabout's current take on that madcap sixteen hour Chicago to New York ride is buoyed by Cy Coleman's sophisticated operetta-ish score and Betty Comden and Adolph Green's witty book and lyrics & a great cast that includes a better than ever Krisin Chenoweth . . . Read More

Posterity: Doug Wright's imagine get-together of 2 great Norwegian artists

Posterity - Doug Wright's new play turns the spotlight on two of Oslo's most famous artists, Henrik Ibsen and Gustav Vigeland . . . Read More

A Happy End: Netanyahu Dramas not just for Congress

A Happy End - While the horrors of the Nazi reign of terror should never be forgotten, a Iddo Netanyahu's debut play adds little that's new . . Read More

How Fish in the Dark breaks new ground

Fish in the Dark - Larry David fans get a chance to see their favorite sitcom transformed into a Broadway hit

David's  play  may be more retro than  ground breaking-- but  its  mind boggling advance sales  do break records. . .and despite  so-so reviews,  the Cort Theater is likely to be filled to the top loges for as long as David  is on stage.

Molnar's haberdashery in "Mint" condition

ogy as a ripe target for deconstruction. Read More  
Fashions For Men - One of Ferenc Molnar's lesser known plays given a second life by New York's favorite theatrical antique treasure hunter, the Mint Theater .

Beth Henley"Abundance weel revived at TACT

Abundance - Beth Henley's revisionist story of female friendship in the West takes American mythology as a ripe target for deconstruction. Read More