Review: Women Show Their Might in a Mesmerizing Revival of Nine

Review: Kristin Chenoweth-Led The Queen of Versailles Has Curb Appeal but Not Much Else

Review: Life and Trust Aims to Be the Next Big Immersive Hit After Sleep No More

Review: Two Infamous Lawyers Go Head-to-Head in a Hilarious Cellino V. Barnes

Review: On Broadway, Downtown Hit Job Has Emperor’s New Clothes Syndrome

Review: Six Characters in Search of Coherence

Review: The Substance of Fire Starring Rob Morrow Gives Off Only Half the Heat

Review: Inspired by True Events Depicts the Backstage Drama at a Community Theater

Review: The Journals of Adam and Eve, a Lackluster Tell-All of the First Couple

Review: Ain’t Done Bad Is a Gay Country Dance Fantasy

Review: Empire: The Musical Falls Way Short of Its Monumental Subject

Review: Oh, Mary! Cole Escola’s Riotous Broadway Debut

Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream That Offers a True Summer Evening Delight

Review: Odd Man Out Exemplifies Visionary Storytelling…Without Sight

Review: From Here Is a Musical About the Pulse Massacre — Sort Of

Review: Coriolanus Would Make a Better President Than Trump or Biden

Review: Clowns Like Me, a Moving Look at Mental Illness

Review: N/A Is the Nancy Pelosi-AOC Fan Fic Nobody Asked For

Review: Tiny Father Shows a Father’s Tenuous Relationship With Our Healthcare System

Review: Cats: The Jellicle Ball Is the Most Fun I’ve Ever Had at an Andrew Lloyd Webber Musical

Review: Appraisal Depicts the Power Struggle in a Job Performance Review

Review: Isabel Is a Yawn-Inducing Jaunt Through the Woods

Review: Henry IV Takes Audiences for a Brisk Walk in the Park

Review: Dark Noon Presents a Vision of the Wild West Seen Through Foreign Eyes