God makes a visit to Earth in this new comedy, but the story is short on substance.

This take on Irving Berlin’s 1950 musical comedy is a smooth but unremarkable ride.

Sebastian Barry is a mesmerizing writer, but audiences may find this play unsatisfying in the end.

Laura Benanti's performance should silence any critics who say she's too old for the lead role.

This is a fun musical about a nice Jewish boy with maxed-out credit cards and zero game with women.

Calvin Trillin brings a real-life love story back to life. 

Sebastian Barry's latest about two cellmates growing close is just too ludicrous to buy into.

Fine performances can't make up for the lackluster script by Stephen Belber.

Despite the accomplished actors playing the brothers, this production fails to achieve the chemistry to bring Shepard's play to life.