This vampire musical succeeds on spectacle, but belabors its themes. Loren Noveck reviews.
Broadway
25 April 2026
Reviews • Broadway • NYC
Review: Fallen Angels at Todd Haimes Theatre
Through 7th June 2026
By Nicole Serratore
This fizzy Noel Coward comedy tries hard for laughs but a sluggishness ruins the vibe. Nicole Serratore reviews
22 April 2026
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Review: Beaches at the Majestic Theatre
Majestic Theatre ⋄ 27 March-6 September
By Cameron Kelsall
“Wind Beneath My Wings” flies higher than anything else in this disappointing musical adaptation of the Bette Midler film. Cameron Kelsall reviews.
13 April 2026
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Review: Cats: The Jellicle Ball at the Broadhurst Theatre
Broadhurst Theatre ⋄ March 18, 2026-open-ended
By Loren Noveck
An inspired refresh swaps leotards and cat ears for queer glam. Loren Noveck goes to a Jellicle Ball.
11 April 2026
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Review: Becky Shaw at the Hayes Theater
Helen Hayes Theater ⋄ March 18-open-ended
By Loren Noveck
A lacerating comedy with a misanthropic soul. Loren Noveck reviews.
5 April 2026
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Review: Dog Day Afternoon at August Wilson Theatre
August Wilson Theatre ⋄ Through 12th July 2026
By Nicole Serratore
A film-to-stage adaptation with fuzzy politics and overly bright comedic edge that never quite says anything at all. Nicole Serratore reviews
27 March 2026
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Review: Giant at The Music Box
Music Box Theatre ⋄ 11 March-28 June
By Lane Williamson
Mark Rosenblatt’s knotty play about the author Roald Dahl transfers to Broadway with a generational performance by John Lithgow. Lane Williamson reviews.
12 March 2026
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Review: Every Brilliant Thing at the Hudson Theatre
Hudson Theatre ⋄ 21 Feb-24 May
By Lane Williamson
Daniel Radcliffe returns to Broadway in an open-hearted solo play, or is it a 971 person play? Lane Williamson reviews.
15 December 2025
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Review: Marjorie Prime at the Helen Hayes Theater
Helen Hayes Theater ⋄ November 20, 2025-February 6, 2026
By Carol Rocamora
Jordan Harrison’s 2014 play may feel eerily prescient about the rise of AI, but uses technology to explore profounder themes. Carol Rocamora reviews.
22 November 2025
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Review: Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York) at the Longacre Theatre
Longacre Theatre ⋄ November 1, 2025-open-ended
By Carol Rocamora
Two strangers meet cute but their story is no rom-com–and all the more enchanting for it. Carol Rocamora reviews.