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“#This is the Broadway show to see right now” Minutes into the musical “Company,” which opened Thursday night at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre, you’re overcome by a sensation that’s eluded the rest of this tricky theater season — that Broadway really is back. Finally, a smart, funny, human revival about the highs and lows…
“#Bringing ‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ movie to Broadway was a huge mistake” Call “Nanny 911.” “Mrs. Doubtfire,” the new musical that opened Sunday night on Broadway, needs urgent assistance. Why has a movie that was never anything more than a ridiculous star vehicle for the late Robin Williams’ comedic talents been dragged onstage almost 30 years later…
“#A Lifetime Original Broadway show” Theater review 2 hours and 15 minutes, with one intermission. At the Longacre Theatre, 220 W. 48th St. The time is now, the Di is here! A month after releasing an internationally ridiculed Netflix special, and making it through three weeks of boozy, expletive-filled previews at the Longacre Theatre, “Diana:…
“#’Thoughts of a Colored Man’ review: Broadway tackles changing Brooklyn” A happy surprise of “Thoughts of a Colored Man,” which opened Wednesday night on Broadway, is that it’s much more entertaining than its portentous and literary-sounding title would suggest. What you expect to resemble a book from a college syllabus actually gets belly laughs and…
“#The wives of Henry VIII are divas on Broadway” Theater review 80 minutes, no intermission. At the Brooks Atkinson Theatre, 256 West 47th St. 212-719-4099 Rare is the girl-power show in which the characters died 500 years ago. But that’s “Six,” the new musical about Henry VIII’s sextet of wronged wives that finally opened Sunday…
“#’Pass Over’ Broadway review: An enticing, uneven play” The August Wilson Theatre is electric prior to “Pass Over,” Antoinette Chinonye Nwandu’s play that opened Sunday night on Broadway. Such high spirits are unusual for a non-musical drama. But there’s a helluvalot more buzz here than you’d get ahead of your average production of “Waiting for…
“#Shakespeare in the Park makes hilarious return with ‘Merry Wives’” Nobody wants to hear about the pandemic at the theater, right? They’ve come to escape and forget about the news for a few hours. Or, I thought so anyway, until an inspired moment during Shakespeare in the Park’s al fresco “Merry Wives.” “It’s been a…
“#Neil LaBute’s new COVID-19 play has no live actors” COVID-era entertainment has so far been about one thing: Zoom. “Saturday Night Live” mocked Zoom meetings in episodes that were filmed from the cast’s apartments. Richard Nelson’s play “What Do We Need To Talk About?” depicted a WASP family’s Zoom call. Netflix’s new TV series “Social…
“#New York Times theater critic Ben Brantley stepping down” Ben Brantley, the influential New York Times theater critic, will leave the job next month. “This pandemic pause in the great, energizing party that is the theater seemed to me like a good moment to slip out the door,” Brantley said in a statement. News of Brantley’s…