REVIEWS
Really Really
By Emma Straub · Feb 19, 2013 · New York City
A play about (and, perhaps, for) the Girls generation – with more nuance than you'd think.
Much Ado About Nothing
By Brian Scott Lipton · Feb 17, 2013 · New York City
Jonathan Cake is outright delicious as Benedick in Arin Arbus' mostly solid production of Shakespeare's comedy.
Donnybrook!
By Brian Scott Lipton · Feb 17, 2013 · New York City
The Irish Repertory Theatre gives audiences a chance to see this 1961 Broadway flop.
Let My People Come
By David Gordon · Feb 15, 2013 · New York City
John Forslund stages an entertaining bar room revival of Earl Wilson, Jr.'s sexual liberation musical.
John Lloyd Young: My Turn
By Brian Scott Lipton · Feb 13, 2013 · New York City
The Tony Award winning Jersey Boys alum's comforting new show at Café Carlyle floats on pop's classic love songs.
All in the Timing
By Brian Scott Lipton · Feb 12, 2013 · New York City
Carson Elrod delivers a star-marking turn in Primary Stages' revival of David Ives' clever collection of short plays.
Luck of the Irish
By Brian Scott Lipton · Feb 11, 2013 · New York City
Kirsten Greenidge's thoughtful play uncovers another page in America's long history of racism.
Good Person of Szechwan
By David Gordon · Feb 11, 2013 · New York City
Taylor Mac gives a must see performance in Lear deBessonet's exhilarating production of the Brecht drama for The Foundry Theatre.
The Gift
By Jonas Schwartz · Feb 11, 2013 · Los Angeles
Joanna Murray-Smith's latest comedy is well-acted, well-directed, and anticlimactic.
The Glass Menagerie
By Sandy MacDonald · Feb 8, 2013 · Boston
An oddly muted production of Tennessee Williams' classic play.
