Broadway Archives - Page 13 of 28

8 May 2019

Reviews • Broadway • NYC

Review: Tootsie at Marquis Theatre

Marquis Theatre ⋄ 29th March – 22nd December 2019

By Curtis Russell

While it may not be the story many want to hear right now, Tootsie is the most fun Curtis Russell has had at the theater in months.

7 May 2019

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Review: Beetlejuice at Winter Garden Theatre

Winter Garden Theatre ⋄ 28th March - 6th October 2019

By Jordan G. Teicher

Madcap spectacle, a killer set, and some fine performances dominate this movie-to-musical product of the Broadway-industrial complex. Jordan Teicher reviews

29 April 2019

Reviews • Broadway • NYC

Review: Ink at Samuel J. Friedman Theatre

Samuel J. Friedman Theatre ⋄ 2nd April - 23rd June 2019

By Juliet Hindell

A cracking good story of the rebirth of British newspaper The Sun and the pervasive influence of Rupert Murdoch. Juliet Hindell reviews.

23 April 2019

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Review: Burn This at Hudson Theatre

Hudson Theatre ⋄ 15th March – 14th July 2019

By Cameron Kelsall

There is no spark in this shallow revival of the calcified Lanford Wilson play. Cameron Kelsall reviews.

23 April 2019

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Review: Hillary and Clinton at Golden Theatre

Golden Theatre ⋄ 16th March – 21st July 2019

By Sandy MacDonald

Lucas Hnath’s latest play is an intimate – but wholly invented – look at the power couple’s private life, circa 2008. Sandy MacDonald reviews.

4 April 2019

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Review: Ain’t Too Proud at Imperial Theatre

28th of February – open ended

By Ayanna Prescod

Verbose narration takes away from a story of true grit, sacrifice, and loss in this musical about The Temptations. Ayanna Prescod reviews.

1 April 2019

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Review: What the Constitution Means To Me at Helen Hayes Theater

14th March - 9th June 2019

By Christian Lewis

Heidi Schreck’s flawless, moving play is a how-to guide for political theater. Christian Lewis reviews.

25 March 2019

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Review: Kiss Me, Kate at Studio 54

14th February – 30th June 2019

By Cameron Kelsall

Cheap, overstated, and not improved by recent revisions, only Corbin Bleu brings old-fashioned charm to this classic musical revival. Cameron Kelsall reviews.