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VANITY FAIR

at Pearl Theater

CLASSIC REINVENTION

19th-century English literature gets a fresh new spin.

Reviewed by: MATT WINDMAN

AMÉLIE

at Walter Kerr Theatre

BRITTLE BONES

The colorful, quirky movie loses its magic on the way to the stage.

Reviewed by: SANDY MACDONALD

PRESENT LAUGHTER

at St. James Theatre

AGED LIKE A FINE KLINE

Kevin Kline and Noël Coward’s should really get together more often.

Reviewed by: DAVID COTE

WAR PAINT

at Nederlander Theatre

SKIN DEEP

The characters are two-dimensional, but the singing is through the roof.

Reviewed by: BRIAN SCOTT LIPTON

MISS SAIGON

at Broadway Theatre

LES MIZ LITE

While not without its highlights, this production doesn't pack the punch that its subject matter demands.

Reviewed by: DIANE SNYDER

BEAUTY AND THE BEAST

THE AGE OF REPURPOSING

The film remake of Beauty and the Beast is sure to be a multiplex hit, but it doesn't really improve on the original.

Reviewed by: MATT WINDMAN

THE PRICE

at American Airlines Theatre

BURY IT AND RISE ABOVE

Danny DeVito and Mark Ruffalo star in Arthur Miller’s complex 1968 drama.

Reviewed by: BRIAN SCOTT LIPTON

THE GLASS MENAGERIE

at Belasco Theatre

FORCED TO LOOK

When Sam Gold’s production is viewed as a counter-interpretation, the friction it creates is fascinating.

Reviewed by: DAVID COTE

SIGNIFICANT OTHER

at Booth Theatre

QUARTER-LIFE CRISIS

Joshua Harmon’s play is a sweet and sour comedic drama about millennials in their late 20s trying to grow into adulthood.

Reviewed by: MATT WINDMAN

THE SKIN OF OUR TEETH

at Theatre for a New Audience

THE COMING DOOM

Thornton Wilder’s wild, meta-theatrical pageant gets the big production it deserves.

Reviewed by: MATT WINDMAN

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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.