Review: Sing Street at New York Theatre Workshop
What Sing Street gets right, it gets really right, and most of that has to do with music: how we live inside it, how we express ourselves through it, how ...
The Trouble With Timbers
Alex Timbers may feel you did not fully appreciate Rocky: Das Musical. In 2013, when Alex Timbers was handed the huge budget of a Rocky stage musical (and the playground of ...
Review: Little Shop of Horrors at Westside Theatre
The current Off-Broadway production of Little Shop of Horrors is exactly what fans want. It’s a tight, intimate production with quality singing and an A+ puppet. I’ve never seen the show ...
Review: Fear in the Western World at The Doxsee
Deep in the catacombs beneath a new, fancy gated community is the sound of howling and keening. Is it ghosts? Monsters? Or something decidedly more human? This bizarro world of gun ...
A Contemplation of Design
As the meltdown over the removal of the Les Miserables revolve has taught us, audiences care about design (and possibly they also hold onto the past a little too tightly). Far ...
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Review: Anatomy of a Suicide at Atlantic Theater Company
Atlantic Theater Company
Director Lileana Blain-Cruz finds the delicate beauty in Alice Birch's intricately woven portrait of despair. Loren Noveck reviews.
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Exeunt NYC Recommends: February 2020
Off-Broadway dominates this month's recommendations column. Our critics celebrate the diversity of material on display all over New York City stages.
30 January
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Review: Jeremy Jordan at Feinstein’s/54 Below
54 Below
Jeremy Jordan bares his soul in a new cabaret show dedicated to unpacking the past and making room for the future. Lane Williamson reviews.
17 February
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Review: Tú Amarás at Baryshnikov Arts Center
Baryshnikov Arts Center
Using aliens as metaphor, Chilean company Bonobo create a cerebral but uneven conversation around immigration and othering. Alicia Ramirez reviews.
16 February
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Review: Where We Stand at WP Theater
WP Theater
A creative retelling of an old tale performed with verve and playfully written by Donnetta Lavinia Grays. Patrick Maley reviews.
13 February
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Review: The Commons at 59E59 Theaters
59E59 Theaters
A roommate comedy from Lily Akerman too frequently skims the surface. Nicole Serratore reviews
13 February
Features
Exeunt Staff
Most Memorable of the Decade
Exeunt critics reflect on the their most memorable theatrical experiences of past ten years.
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Most Memorable Theater of 2019
The Exeunt critics look back on 2019 and recall their most memorable theater moments.
Exeunt Staff
Theaters That Formed Us: A World Tour
Our critics remember the buildings, spaces, and theater companies which first introduced them to the stage.
Exeunt Staff
Exeunt NYC Recommends: Winter Edition
Broadway, opera, festivals, imports and more. Who says things have to slow down once the cold weather hits? Our critics have your winter theater-going plans covered.
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Review: Fandango for Butterflies (and Coyotes) at La Mama
La MaMa Ellen Stewart Theater
Stories that cry out to be told, in a play that doesn't always succeed in telling them. Loren Noveck reviews.
12 February
Reviews
Review: Hamlet at St. Ann’s Warehouse
St. Ann's Warehouse
Ruth Negga stars in this traditional Hamlet which uses a rich visual language but lacks emotional punch. Nicole Serratore reviews.
10 February
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Review: Grand Horizons at Helen Hayes Theater
Helen Hayes Theater
Bess Wohl's new play offers laughter and wry commentary on how we treat our elders but some unexpected tone shifts too. Juliet Hindell reviews.
9 February
Reviews
Review: Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice at the Pershing Square Signature Center
Pershing Square Signature Center - Romulus Linney Courtyard Theater
The musical adaptation of the Swinging Sixties film doesn't know what to make of its sexually liberated foursome. Maya Phillips reviews.
5 February
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Theatre Row Makes Space For The Kitchen Sink
Theatre Row gets reinvented with new residencies, a staff change, and a facelift. Joey Sims investigates these changes.
28 October
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Exeunt NYC Recommends: November 2019
This November, Alanis is on Broadway. Samuel D. Hunter is at Lincoln Center. And Dolly's back in town (well, sort of). Check out our critics' picks!
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Exeunt NYC Recommends: October 2019
From Tina Turner to Tony Kushner, there's something to suit every taste this month.
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Finding Community with ShakesBEER
8 years of Shakespearean pubcrawls has taught the artists behind ShakesBEER a lot. Patrick Maley explores the history of this NYC tradition.