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A DOLL’S HOUSE, PART 2

at John Golden Theatre

NORA RETURNS

Lucas Hnath picks up where Henrik Ibsen left off in 1879.

Reviewed by: DAVID COTE

CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY

at Lunt-Fontanne Theatre

MANGLED MAGIC

The tender, fanciful story is turned into a complete train wreck.

Reviewed by: MATT WINDMAN

INDECENT

at Cort Theatre

CHRONICLE OF OBSENITY

Paula Vogel's poignant play explores the history of the controversial 1923 melodrama God of Vengeance.

Reviewed by: MATT WINDMAN

ANASTASIA

at Broadhurst Theatre

RUSSIAN PRINCESS

A talented cast and great production value make this musical fun for kids and adults alike.

Reviewed by: BILL STEVENSON

BANDSTAND

at Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre

RETURN FROM WAR

Despite its two-dimensional characters, this is an old-fashioned musical with crowd-pleasing numbers.

Reviewed by: BRIAN SCOTT LIPTON

THE ANTIPODES

at Signature Theatre

END OF DAYS

A fine cast is given too little to do in Annie Baker's slow-moving play.

Reviewed by: TOBY ZINMAN

GROUNDHOG DAY

at August Wilson Theatre

LOOP DE LOOP

The tone of this musical adaption is gratingly cartoonish, replacing the dry whimsy of the movie with overwrought clownishness.

Reviewed by: DAVID COTE

THE HAIRY APE

at Park Avenue Armory

CAGED ANIMALS

Bobby Cannavale gives an electric performance in a play that hasn't lost relevance in 100 years.

Reviewed by: DIANE SNYDER

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

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