Reviews
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‘Mary Jane’ Broadway Review: Rachel McAdams Goes From Mom to Hero to Saint
The actor makes her Broadway debut in Amy Herzog’s play about a parent who cares for a child with severe challenges
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‘The Heart of Rock and Roll’ Broadway Review: Huey Lewis’ Jukebox Musical Is Paper Thin
The rocker’s songs barely service a musical about people who make boxes and other packing supplies
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‘Patriots’ Broadway Review: After Serving Up the Royals, Peter Morgan Takes on the Russians
“The Crown” creator delivers a first-rate comedy about Putin and the oligarchs — the second act of his play is another story
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‘Cabaret’ Broadway Review: Eddie Redmayne Twists the Emcee Into a Rancid Pretzel
The Oscar-winning actor headlines a new, conflicted revival of the legendary musical
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‘The Jinx – Part Two’ Review: HBO True Crime Sensation Attempts a Victory Lap
The six-episode follow-up to the Robert Durst docuseries has little in the way of revelations or insight
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‘Stereophonic’ Broadway Review: Part Robert Altman, Part Fleetwood Mac
David Adjmi’s play and Will Butler’s score bring back the 1970s in full claustrophobic detail
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Taylor Swift’s ‘Tortured Poets Department’ Divides Critics: ‘She Blurs the Lines Between Her Personas’
The Grammy winner surprises the world with a double album, featuring 31 tracks and “The Anthology”
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‘Rebel Moon – Part 2: The Scargiver’ Review: Zack Snyder’s Space Opera Concludes With a Bland Bang
All the action — and there sure is a lot of it — can’t make up for the senseless story and forgettable characters in the Netflix sequel
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‘Suffs’ Broadway Review: The Right, if Not Perfect, Show for Where We Are Now
Shaina Taub’s new musical about early feminists grabs the political zeitgeist and runs with it at full speed
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‘Abigail’ Review: A Rare Horror Comedy That’s Equally Frightening and Funny
Melissa Barrera and Dan Stevens star in an energetic kidnapping thriller with a clever, but ruined twist
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‘The Wiz’ Broadway Review: The Original Was Never This Much Fun
A new spiffed-up revival features the funniest-ever Lion, Scarecrow and Tin Man
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‘Sally & Tom’ Off Broadway Review: Thomas Jefferson Revisits the Scenes of His Crimes
A troubled theater company attempts to confront a Founding Father’s racism in Suzan-Lori Parks’ new play
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‘Under the Bridge’ Review: Lily Gladstone and Riley Keough Don’t Fit in Hulu’s Emotional Teen Mystery
The stars seem awkwardly superimposed on the show’s more resonant central story of a 14-year-old’s brutal murder
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‘The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare’ Review: Guy Ritchie’s Hunky Bros Make Fighting Fascism Look Fun
Henry Cavill plays the real-life inspiration for James Bond in a slick, satisfying World War II adventure
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‘Lempicka’ Broadway Review: Lesbians Get Their Big Musical Moment, Finally
The Art Deco artist named Tamara de Lempicka headlines a new show that’s at its best when she’s off the stage
