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CLOSER THAN EVER

at York Theatre at Saint Peter's

LIFE IS BUT A SONG

Richard Maltby Jr. and David Shire's musical revue benefits from talented cast members who make their chemistry look easy.

Reviewed by: BILL STEVENSON

CLYBOURNE PARK

at Walter Kerr Theatre

THERE GOES THE NEIGHBORHOOD

Pam MacKinnon’s production savors all the intellectual vigor and black comedy of Bruce Norris’ play and makes for a successful upgrade to Broadway.

Reviewed by: MATT WINDMAN

TONY AWARDS

PLENTY TO CHOOSE FROM

The 2012 Tony Awards offered healthy and unpredictable competition, even if the awards show itself was less than thrilling.

Reviewed by: MATT WINDMAN

HARVEY

at Studio 54

BUNNY BUSINESS

Jim Parsons helps bring some old-fashioned charm to Mary Chase's 1944 Pulitzer Prize-winning play.

Reviewed by: JOANNE KAUFMAN

PATTI LUPONE: FAR AWAY PLACES

at 54 Below

BIG VOICE SMALL ROOM

The new supper club 54 Below opens its doors with an evening of Patti LuPone.

Reviewed by: BILL STEVENSON

GHOST: THE MUSICAL

at Lunt-Fontanne Theatre

THE SPIRIT IS WEAK

High production value and special effects can't save this soulless adaptation of the film.

Reviewed by: JESSICA BRANCH

ONE MAN, TWO GUVNORS

at Music Box Theatre

DOUBLE BILLING

James Corden's command of slapstick is rivaled only by his improvisational talents in this hilarious commedia dell’Arte redux.

Reviewed by: JESSICA BRANCH

BROADWAY ROUND-UP

SOUP TO NUTS

Broadway continues its winning streak with another banner year.

Reviewed by: SANDY MACDONALD

THE CARETAKER

at BAM Harvey Theatre

MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME

Jonathan Pryce plays an unpredictable homeless vagabond in Christopher Morahan’s spot-on revival of Harold Pinter’s 1960 classic.

Reviewed by: MATT WINDMAN

ONCE

at the Bernard B. Jacobs

WHEN YOUR MIND'S MADE UP

Once glistens with the same pure-hearted radiance that made the film work so well.

Reviewed by: BERNARD CARRAGHER

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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.