Les Liaisons Dangereuses is given a first-class revival- with Laura Linney and Ben Daniels expertly stepping into the roles made famous by Lindsay Duncan ahd Alan Rickman

Thurgood Marshall was a towering figure in our legal history. But this one-hander (Laurence Fishburne) is more history by the numbers than flesh and blood drama

From a distance, this production of Macbeth is less dynamic than originally thought.

Thurgood is a riveting one-hander about Thurgood Marshall, the first African-American to serve on the Supreme Court. Lawrence Fishbourne gives a towering performance as the powerful justice.

The gamesmanship of love is given a full workout in this splendid revival of Les Liaisons Dangereuses.

The actors are the reason to see The New Century, namely Linda Lavin (shown), Peter Bartlett and Jayne Houdyshell, in this bit of fluff by Paul Rudnick.

Paul Rudnick's The New Century is a warm, witty comedy...that celebrates those forebears that made contemporary urban gay life possible.

Cry-Baby may not be another Hairspray, but it's still fun. Credit some good songs, a winning cast and sexy choreography for the spell it weaves.

The Walworth Farce is utterly original and nearly always unpredictable. The play is alternately funny and frightening.

Smart casting has NYCO audiences humming the values of this production of Candide.