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Juliet Hindell


Juliet Hindell first went to the theatre to see “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” when she was four. She’s calculated that she has since seen that play more than 2 dozen times, once in Japanese. A Brit, Juliet has made her home in London, Paris, Washington D.C., Tokyo, Hong Kong, Charlotte NC and now New York. A journalist, Juliet wavers between new writing and musicals as her favorite forms of theatre, and of course Shakespeare.


Articles by Juliet Hindell


Review: The Little Prince at the Broadway Theatre
12 April 2022
Reviews • Broadway • NYC

Review: The Little Prince at the Broadway Theatre

Broadway Theatre ⋄ March 29-August 14, 2022
By Juliet Hindell

Juliet Hindell finds the stunts captivating, but the interpretation of a classic puzzling and without the magic and mystery of the original.


Review: Space Dogs at MCC
15 February 2022
Reviews • NYC • Off-Broadway

Review: Space Dogs at MCC

Robert W. Wilson MCC Theater Space ⋄ January 25-March 13, 2022
By Juliet Hindell

Juliet Hindell reviews an inventively wacky two-man musical about the unsung dog heroes at the heart of the Russian space program.


Review: Prayer for the French Republic at Manhattan Theatre Club
1 February 2022
Reviews • NYC • Off-Broadway

Review: Prayer for the French Republic at Manhattan Theatre Club

New York City Center - Stage I ⋄ January 13- February 27, 2022
By Juliet Hindell

Joshua Harmon’s new play is poignant and passionate, though perhaps more than making its point. Juliet Hindell reviews.


Review: MJ the Musical at the Neil Simon Theatre
1 February 2022
Reviews • Broadway • NYC

Review: MJ the Musical at the Neil Simon Theatre

Neil Simon Theatre ⋄ Opens February 1
By Juliet Hindell

Can the neon lights of Broadway make it possible for us to separate the less salubrious aspects of Michael Jackson’s life from his musical legacy? Juliet Hindell reviews.


Review: Mrs. Doubtfire at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre
7 December 2021
Reviews • Broadway • NYC

Review: Mrs. Doubtfire at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre

Stephen Sondheim Theatre ⋄ Open Ended
By Juliet Hindell

Though it may be a crowd-pleasing romp, this adaptation of the beloved film feels curiously dated. Juliet Hindell reviews.


Review: Diana, The Musical at the Longacre Theatre
17 November 2021
Reviews • Broadway • NYC

Review: Diana, The Musical at the Longacre Theatre

Longacre Theatre ⋄ Open Ended
By Juliet Hindell

With a stellar cast and witty lyrics, this lavish bio-musical subscribes firmly to the view that the late Princess of Wales was a saint in a golden cage. Juliet Hindell reviews.


Review: Nollywood Dreams at MCC Theater
11 November 2021
Reviews • NYC • Off-Broadway

Review: Nollywood Dreams at MCC Theater

Robert W. Wilson MCC Theater Space ⋄ 21 October - 28 November
By Juliet Hindell

Jocelyn Bioh takes on the world of Nigerian cinema in her delightful new play. Juliet Hindell reviews.


Review: Grand Horizons at Helen Hayes Theater
9 February 2020
Reviews • Broadway • NYC

Review: Grand Horizons at Helen Hayes Theater

Helen Hayes Theater ⋄ 23rd December 2019 - 1st March 2020
By Juliet Hindell

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.


Review: Love Actually? The Unauthorized Musical Parody at the Jerry Orbach Theater
1 December 2019
Reviews • NYC • Off-Broadway

Review: Love Actually? The Unauthorized Musical Parody at the Jerry Orbach Theater

Jerry Orbach Theater ⋄ November 14-January 15
By Juliet Hindell

This parody of the 2003 romantic comedy offers plenty of laughs for the film’s fans. Juliet Hindell reviews.


Review: Now Serving: A Guide to Aesthetic Etiquette in Four Courses at The Collapsable Hole
5 November 2019
Reviews • NYC • Off-Broadway

Review: Now Serving: A Guide to Aesthetic Etiquette in Four Courses at The Collapsable Hole

The Collapsable Hole ⋄ November 2-November 16
By Juliet Hindell

A wild dinner party skewers misogyny – quite literally – in Radiohole’s new play. Juliet Hindell reviews.


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