Cameron Kelsall, Author at Exeunt Magazine NYC

8 May 2020

Review: November on Spotlight on Plays

online ⋄ 7th May 2020

By Cameron Kelsall

A polished streamed reading shows the possibility of the format, but launches with a dated satirical Mamet play. Cameron Kelsall streams and reviews.

24 February 2020

Review: The Headlands at Claire Tow Theater

Claire Tow Theater ⋄ 8th February - 22nd March 2020

By Cameron Kelsall

Christopher Chen’s taut stage noir is layered with deeper issues addressing family, community, trust and truth. Cameron Kelsall reviews.

25 November 2019

Review: The Young Man from Atlanta at Signature Theatre

Signature Theatre ⋄ November 5 - December 15, 2019

By Cameron Kelsall

In an otherwise “formulaic family tragedy,” a standout performance by Pat Bowie raises the stakes. Cameron Kelsall reviews.

30 October 2019

Review: The Sound Inside at Studio 54

Studio 54 ⋄ September 14, 2019 - January 12, 2020

By Cameron Kelsall

Adam Rapp’s Broadway debut is masterfully acted, directed, and designed, but the play itself may leave you feeling “impressed and unsatisfied.” Cameron Kelsall reviews.

23 October 2019

Review: Scotland, PA at Roundabout Theatre Company

Laura Pels Theatre ⋄ September 14-December 8, 2019

Cameron Kelsall thought he’d seen it all when it came to Macbeth. But then this clever, tuneful musical adaptation that transports Birnam Wood to a 1970s fast-food joint snuck in through the drive-thru window.

7 October 2019

Reviews • NYC • Off-Broadway

Review: Heroes of the Fourth Turning at Playwrights Horizons

Playwrights Horizons ⋄ September 13-October 27

By Cameron Kelsall

Playwright Will Arbery admirably endeavors to craft a nuanced portrait of conservative Catholicism, but the result is a facile exploration of religious and political tribalism. Cameron Kelsall reviews.

9 September 2019

Reviews • NYC Regional

Review: Superterranean at Philly Fringe

2300 Arena ⋄ 5th-15th September 2019

By Cameron Kelsall

An avant-garde choose your own adventure from Pig Iron and Mimi Lien ends up curiously empty. Cameron Kelsall reviews.

13 August 2019

Reviews • NYC Regional

Review: What We May Be at Berkshire Theatre Group

Berkshire Theatre Group ⋄ August 8-August 31

By Cameron Kelsall

Cameron Kelsall is not complaining about Kathleen Clark’s sweet-natured love letter to the ethos of community theater, featuring a star turn by Penny Fuller.