This modern adaptation leans more toward the comedy and comes up short on the more dramatic aspects.

A trip to Broadway this season can leave you soaring or soured, depending on which play you pick.

Making a big-budget, large-scale musical based on a classic novel by no means guarantees success.

With no clear favorite in some big categories, it's anyone's guess who will take home Tony Awards this year.

This dance-infused fantasy, as reimagined, delves deeper than the original.

Although curious choices guide this revival, the score of the musical lives on.

Austin Pendleton's production takes some serious liberties, some of which will confuse the audience.

Lisa D’Amour’s new play is a welter of empty talk and patronizing clichés about the ennobled underclass.

This smart, irreverent new comedy makes Broadway a more exciting, youth-friendly place.