Reviews

The conceptual magician's hit off-Broadway show is now available to a wider audience in a new filmed version on Hulu.

London's Old Vic streams its Tony-nominated production worldwide.

Shereen Ahmed, Melissa Errico, Ali Ewoldt, and Max von Essen head the cast of this virtual production.

The Tony-winning actor goes back to his roots in a filmed edition of his one-man take on Dickens.

Meryl Streep and James Corden star in the film adaptation of the delightful 2018 musical comedy.

Veteran stage actors channel historic conversations with famous Black thinkers in this new series.

Boseman goes head-to-head with Viola Davis in George C. Wolfe's screen version of August Wilson's great play.

Christine Baranski plays the Grinch to one middle-American Whoville.

Irish Repertory Theatre presents a filmed version of Irwin's wonderful solo show.

Robert Hupp directs a sweet full-scale streaming production of this Lanford Wilson classic.

Laura Osnes, Aaron Tveit, Victoria Clark, and Krystal Joy Brown pay Hallmark a visit while Broadway is dark.

The beloved off-Broadway company is keeping theater alive virtually — even big O'Neill plays.

Leila Buck's online play reimagines citizenship for the age of reality TV.

Heidi Schreck's Tony-nominated play comes to Amazon Prime Video.

Director Spike Lee brings the sold-out Broadway sensation to HBO...and boy, could we use it right now.

The taboo-shattering gay drama gets a new production on the world's biggest stage.

Geffen Playhouse presents the first production of its new Geffen Stayhouse initiative.

Its live run was cut short, but the show goes online.

Lincoln Center Theater's lavish revival plays every day, at an hour of your choosing.

The London cast appears in a filmed version of the Cyndi Lauper and Harvey Fierstein musical, available to subscribers of the theatrical streaming service.

The Tony-winning Broadway veteran plays sing and tell.

In this world premiere, playwright Hilary Bettis dramatizes a heartbreaking case of so close, yet so far away.

Celine Song's poison-pen letter of a play makes its New York premiere at New York Theatre Workshop.

The late composer's memory is let down by collaborators Daniel Goldstein and Trip Cullman at Playwrights Horizons.