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Atlantic Theater Company

theater review June 12, 2024

Time Out of Mind: The Welkin and HilmaTwo plays that mess with your sense of now.

By Sara Holdren
fall preview 2023 Aug. 22, 2023

29 Plays and Musicals We Can’t Wait to See This FallOur two new drama critics share and compare their enthusiasms.

By Sara Holdren and Jackson McHenry

theater review June 11, 2022

The Bedwetter Is a Real Story About Pain and PeeSarah Silverman’s memoir-musical is flush with jokes and tween anxiety, but that set really has to go.

By Helen Shaw
theater review Feb. 22, 2022

Communities Lost in Translation: English and The Daughter-in-LawSeeking understanding, and not always finding it.

By Helen Shaw
theater review Dec. 8, 2021

Kimberly Akimbo Never Gets OldA musical adaptation that wins you over for life.

By Helen Shaw
theater review June 13, 2019

Theater Review: The Secret Life of Bees Becomes Its Platonic SelfSue Monk Kidd’s novel becomes a musical, beautifully.

By Sara Holdren
chat room Mar. 12, 2019

Justice Smith on Acting With Isabelle Huppert and Detective PikachuSmith plays Huppert’s son in Florian Zeller’s The Mother.

By Jackson McHenry
theater review July 24, 2018

Theater Review: The Conventional Spin of This Ain’t No DiscoPacked up and ready to go.

By Sara Holdren
theater review June 4, 2018

Theater Review: Geopolitics and the Pick and Roll, in The Great LeapA basketball story that runs through Tiananmen Square.

By Sara Holdren
theater reviews Jan. 22, 2018

Theater Reviews: Miles for Mary and The Homecoming QueenOne play tight and tense, the other shaggy and powerful. Neither is the one you’d think.

By Sara Holdren
theater review Dec. 5, 2017

Theater Review: Describe the Night, a Tale of Russia and Fake TruthRajiv Joseph’s new play has a bear by the tail.

By Sara Holdren
theater Oct. 5, 2015

Theater Review: A Cloud Nine With a Few Lightning Bolts“Fuller, meatier, sadder, funnier, sexier, and more provocative.”

By Jesse Green

theater June 12, 2015

Theater Review: Beauty and Brutality in Guards at the TajRajiv Joseph’s play about beauty and brutality.

By Jesse Green
theater Jan. 8, 2015

Theater Review: Trying Dying for It, Once AgainArise! Arise! Arise!

By Jesse Green
stage dive Nov. 29, 2010

Theater Review: A Sharp Pair of PintersBracing revivals, brilliantly executed.

By Scott Brown
big deals Sept. 16, 2008

Chris Noth Is Alive and Well and Acting Off BroadwayGood thing he didn’t die in ‘Sex and the City’!

By Lori Fradkin
the industry July 31, 2007

Public Theater Slate Includes Plays by Churchill and Shepard, Work by Hoffman and StrathairnPlus industry news on Pal Joey, Drew Barrymore, and Lil Jon.
the industry June 1, 2007

Almodóvar’s ‘All About My Mother’ Heads to the Old Vic