Jordan G. Teicher reviews the reprise of Basil Twist’s phantasmagorical show in a giant water tank.
NYC
26 April 2018
Features • NYC • NYC Features
Exeunt NYC Recommends: May
By Exeunt Staff
With an array of new plays and revivals, our critics make their selections for theater to see in May.
25 April 2018
Reviews • Broadway • NYC
Review: My Fair Lady at Lincoln Center
Vivian Beaumont Theatre ⋄ 15th March 2018 - 6th January 2019
By Nicole Serratore
Eliza Dolittle is a feisty, self-aware hero in this revival of My Fair Lady. Nicole Serratore reviews.
25 April 2018
Reviews • NYC • Off-Broadway
Review: Seagullmachine at La MaMa Ellen Stewart Theater
La MaMa Ellen Stewart Theater ⋄ To 5th May 2018
By Alison Walls
The Assembly tries to make sense of Hamlet, Chekhov and Heiner Müller. Alison Walls reviews.
24 April 2018
Reviews • NYC • Off-Broadway
Review: Transfers at Lucille Lortel Theatre
Lucille Lortel Theatre ⋄ To 13th May 2018
By Dan O'Neil
Dan O’Neil reviews Lucy Thurber’s predictable bait-and-switch about Ivy League admissions.
22 April 2018
Reviews • Broadway • NYC
Review: Carousel at the Imperial Theatre
Imperial Theatre ⋄ 28th February -2nd September 2018
By Ayanna Prescod
Jack O’Brien’s production choices complicate an already fraught classic in 2018. Ayanna Prescod reviews.
21 April 2018
Reviews • NYC • Off-Broadway
Review: Dutch Masters at The Wild Project
The Wild Project ⋄ To 21st April 2018
By Loren Noveck
Loren Noveck reviews Greg Keller’s suspenseful two-hander.
20 April 2018
Reviews • NYC • Off-Broadway
Review: King Lear at BAM Harvey
BAM Harvey Theatre ⋄ To 29th April 2018
By Richard Patterson
Richard Patterson reviews the US premiere of the RSC production starring Antony Sher.
19 April 2018
Reviews • NYC • Off-Broadway
Review: The Seafarer at Irish Repertory Theatre
Irish Repertory Theatre ⋄ To 24th May 2018
By Patrick Maley
Matthew Broderick is the odd man out at Conor McPherson’s party. Patrick Maley reviews.
17 April 2018
Reviews • NYC • Off-Broadway
Review: Mlima’s Tale at The Public Theater
Public Theater ⋄ To 20th May 2018
By Patrick Maley
Lynn Nottage anthropomorphizes a mighty elephant and the ivory trade that felled it. Patrick Maley reviews.