Sam Gold’s staging is unique, eloquent and at times very funny.

The Trump administration inspires another production that imagines how grim our future could become.

Though the performances are superb, this production sacrifices the storytelling and score for the sake of a gimmick.

Drawing parallels with Trump, this stylish production says as much about the public as it does about the president.

Jeffrey Hatcher presents awildly pleasing adaptation of a play that was long overdue for a revival.

The Tony Awards were a less than glittering night for Broadway.

A little-known prequel to D-Day is brought to light in this high-spirited tragicomedy.

Sondheim’s glorious score rings out in this intimate, immersive staging.

Dear Evan Hansen, Come From Away, and A Doll’s House, Part Two were the standouts on Broadway this season.