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BYE BYE BIRDIE
at Henry Miller’s Theatre
PUT ON A HAPPY FACE...PLEASE
There are a number of pluses to this revival of
Bye Bye Birdie.
It has a bright look that suits the musical's upbeat spiirit. And the songs still sound peppy. Too bad a couple of misguided casting choices put a damper on the evening.
Reviewed by:
BILL STEVENSON
OLEANNA
at the Golden Theatre
HE SAID, SHE SAID
This
Mamet
two-hander thrives on speed, intensity, and psychological subtlety.
Reviewed by:
MATT WINDMAN
HAMLET
at the Broadhurst
SLINGS AND ARROWS
Jude Law
gives an impressive performance in the title role. Too bad, that can't be said of the performers surrounding him.
Reviewed by:
STUART MILLER
THE ROYAL FAMILY
at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre
THE SHOW MUST GO ON
The play may drag at times, but the radiant cast provides plenty of moments of good-old Broadway pizazz.
Reviewed by:
BILL STEVENSON
THE BREATH OF LIFE
at the Westport Country Playhouse
BIG TALK, ALL TALK
If you have tickets for
The Breath of Life
, be ready for some dialogue.
Reviewed by:
SANDY MACDONALD
WISHFUL DRINKING
at Studio 54
CONFIDENTIALLY YOURS
Carrie Fisher's
one-woman show is not so much a play as much as a cross-section of confessional therapy, stand-up comedy, and celebrity exposé.
Reviewed by:
MATT WINDMAN
HAMLET
at The Broadhurst
TO BE PROVED MOST ROYAL
After
Jude Law's
impressive performance in London, his Hamlet is likely to be one for the ages in New York.
Reviewed by:
ROBERT CASHILL
SUPERIOR DONUTS
at the Music Box
A BAKER'S DOZEN
Superior Donuts
isn't an epic drama like the playwright's last work, but rather a winning, funny triumph of a smaller scale.
Reviewed by:
BILL STEVENSON
A STEADY RAIN
at the Gerald Schoenfeld
JOEY, DENNY AND A WORLD TURNED UPSIDE DOWN
Reactions may be mixed, for theater and film fans, in watching
Hugh Jackman
and
Daniel Craig
in
A Steady Rain
.
Reviewed by:
MATT WOLF
THE PRIDE OF PARNELL STREET
at 59E59 Theaters
THE TROUBLES
While some may think
The Pride of Parnell Street
is overly sentimental, sentimentality is exactly the play's strength.
Reviewed by:
JESSICA BRANCH
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SCHEDULE UPDATES
-
Yes, Prime Minister
contracts its run, while
A Chorus Line
expands its own.
POWERHOUSE OF THEATRE
- After 11 years as the Almeida Theatre's artistic director,
Michael Attenborough
is stepping down to focus on directing.
SONGS FROM THE HEART
-
Once
the Tony-Award winning musical is set to hit London in January.
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