Off-Broadway Archives - Page 65 of 130

8 November 2018

Reviews • NYC • Off-Broadway

Review: Waiting for Godot at Gerald W. Lynch Theatre

Gerald W. Lynch Theater at John J. College of Criminal Justice ⋄ 2 November – 13 November

By Ran Xia

Beckett’s play has never been funnier than in Druid Theatre Company’s production in the White Light Festival. Ran Xia reviews.

6 November 2018

Reviews • NYC • Off-Broadway

Review: The Thanksgiving Play at Playwrights Horizons

Playwrights Horizons ⋄ 12 October - 25 November

By Cameron Kelsall

Playwright Larissa FastHorse’s New York debut is a “frequently funny, occasionally obvious satire of performative wokeness.” Cameron Kelsall reviews.

6 November 2018

Reviews • NYC • Off-Broadway

Review: Small Craft Warnings at 13th Street Repertory Company

13th Street Repertory Company ⋄ 1 November - 11 November

By Cameron Kelsall

A late-career Tennessee Williams play is marked by “a frank discussion of female sexuality and gay liberation” in a revival by Regeneration Theatre Company. Cameron Kelsall reviews.

2 November 2018

Reviews • NYC • Off-Broadway

Review: Honors Students at The Wild Project

The Wild Project ⋄ Through 11th November 2018

By Juliet Hindell

In Mariah MacCarthy’s play, these dark and depraved teens go to extremes. Juliet Hindell reviews.

1 November 2018

Reviews • NYC • Off-Broadway

Review: Good Grief at the Vineyard Theatre

Vineyard Theatre ⋄ 11 October - 18 November

By Kev Berry

The overarching impact is as elusive as the act of remembering in Ngozi Anyanwu’s new play. Kev Berry reviews.

28 October 2018

Reviews • NYC • Off-Broadway

Review: Lewiston/Clarkston at Rattlestick Playwrights Theatre

Rattlestick Playwrights Theatre ⋄ 10 October - 2 December

By Exeunt Staff

Joey Sims and Lane Williamson dialogue about Samuel D. Hunter’s deeply affecting pair of plays at Rattlestick Playwrights Theatre.

26 October 2018

Reviews • NYC • Off-Broadway

Review: Renascence at Abrons Arts Center

Abrons Arts Center ⋄ 5 October - 17 November

By Lane Williamson

Transport Group premieres a new musical about a young Edna St. Vincent Millay with a lush score by Carmel Dean, but a confused dramatic perspective. Lane Williamson reviews.