In October 1966, when The Apple Tree first opened on Broadway, Walter Kerr wrote...
In his program notes, Christopher Durang describes his new musical as an entertainment...
Entrancing. There is no other way to describe...
To the ranks of defining Broadway musicals about the damage inflicted by mothers upon daughters...
Many a solo performer could be accused of talking out of both sides of his or her mouth...
Those who didn't deign or dare to travel downtown to see The Fantasticks
The revival proudly boasts many elements replicated from the original, but much the same could be said for...
With the 2004-05 season's The Pillowman, Martin McDonagh burnished his reputation as a playwright...
Arriving on Broadway trailing poisonous word of mouth from its out-of-town tryout...
A wake-up call to the New York theater scene in the form of Clifford Odets’s quintessentially American...
