Reviews

The touring production conveyed its own sense of magic with lush costumes, a pretty score, and a gifted cast.

GALA Hispanic Theatre's production captures all the heart and narrative soul of Karen Zacarías’ play and dials it up to an eleven.

Joel Ashur as Eric and Louis E. Davis as Bilal create a beautifully nuanced relationship that is mesmerizing from start to finish.

The pacing, dialogue, and structure all suffer from a lack of subtlety.

You don’t have to be a die-hard Jimmy Buffett fan to enjoy yourself at this tropical party of a show.

Broadway Center Stage returns with Andrew Lloyd Webber's soaring epic, and Stephanie J. Block is a revelation as Norma Desmond.

The Acting Company's touring production of the classic was a breath of fresh air.

While their homeland is fighting for its survival, these dancers rallied to create a unified company in just months, and that sense of urgency is palpable.

A poetic contemplation on the glories and sufferings of human life as presented on Broadway over the last century.

An evening of song, dance, and creative energy about the power of women.

An almost hypnotic humanizing of the melancholic and existentially bleak masterpiece.

New play with music sings of the musician who trained and mentored young artists and formed the first African American opera company in the United States.

These designers, directors, and playwrights made an indelible impression on our writers this year. Did we overlook a favorite of yours? Let us know in a comment!

An explosive contest between a creative nonfiction writer and a zealous fact-checker at a time when fabrication is politics as usual.

Charly Evon Simpson’s poignant drama about family, forgiveness, and healing will stay with you for a long time.

The concert performance highlighted the musical, more than the theatrical, virtues of Verdi’s comic masterpiece

Avant Bard's world premiere captures how two people in a staggeringly brutal institution can dwell in very different worlds even while close together.

Short works by Chekhov adapted by Michael Frayn inaugurate the company's residence at Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts.

You just can’t stop the beat from tapping your toes and bringing a smile to your face long after the curtain falls.

A fantasy-infused show with a catchy score that dips into everything from rap to glam rock in a dazzling pastiche of styles.