Stephen Sondheim's musical boasts intensity, beautiful music and a strong cast.

A reinvention of the classic tale changes much while sticking to the story's core.

Ken Ludwig's delightful farce is rife with freewheeling comic pandemonium.

Although the spectacle has worn off for many, Phantom remains a long-standing staple of Broadway.

Rarely has the druggie underworld been portrayed in so stultifying a fashion.

City Center’s Encores! Series brought back the story of legendary New York City mayor Fiorello LaGuardia.

Laurie Metcalf's tour de force performance compensates for an overly contrived plot.

The addition of acrobatics enhances an already fine musical.

Revivals of Tennessee Williams’ 1955 bedroom drama continue to fizzle, despite an excellent performance by Scarlett Johansson.

The characters in Picnic don't have the smoldering chemistry they once did.