Finian's Rainbow
"Finian's Rainbow" is a magical production that should enchant both lovers of the Golden Age musical and those who favor more-contemporary fare. More »

Bye Bye Birdie
Roundabout Theatre Company's misbegotten revival of this classic piece of Broadway Americana is dead on arrival at the new Henry Miller's Theatre. More »

The Royal Family
George S. Kaufman and Edna Ferber's 1927 comedy returns to Broadway in a riotous, over-the-top staging in which everyone from the leads to the walk-ons shines. More »

Superior Donuts
The plot may be a familiar one, but Tracy Letts' new play, set in a Chicago doughnut shop, is populated with believable, lovable characters. Tasty and fresh as a doughnut right out of the oven. More »

Idiot Savant
Richard Foreman is at it again. His latest work is just as obscure and bizarre as his 50-odd others, and despite a vital performance from Willem Dafoe, it fails to do more than confuse. More »

Love Child
You can’t quite explain why a good match on paper may inspire little passion in real life; even if you locate the crucial elements, the calculus of combining them is impossibly reductive. More »

Made In Heaven
The attention-grabbing premise promises more than the show can deliver, despite the cast's commitment and one actor's magnificent physique. More »

Pantaleón y Las Visitadoras (Captain Pantoja and the Special Service)
A Spanish-language novel is adapted into a charming musical that celebrates no-frills sexuality. More »

Children at Play
This play delivers too much too fast in its creepy and campy portrayal of adolescence. More »

Subways Are for Sleeping
Sometimes it's better to let sleeping flops lie. That's certainly the case with "Subways Are for Sleeping." More »

Ghost Light
A ghost story that is neither scary nor campy as it travels its overplotted course. More »

Cross That River
Devastatingly moving describes the theatrical experience of Andrew Carl Wilk and Allan Harris' "Cross That River." More »

Morephoses/The Wheeldon Company: Program A
Sharply attuned to the entertainment sensibilities of contemporary audiences, Wheeldon assembled a program that many young people today would be very comfortable attending. More »

Charlie's Angels
The show has nothing to do with the popular television series; the Charlie in this case is revolutionary jazz saxophonist Charlie Parker. More »

Groovaloo
The Groovaloos, a fresh-faced, 14-member Los Angeles–based troupe of expert hip-hop artists, is presenting a spiffy 85-minute show of locking, popping, free-styling, and spoken-word poetry. More »

In-I
"In-I" is a tedious experiment in which two mesmerizing performing artists venture into unfamiliar expressive territories with lackluster results. More »