Theater
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‘An Enemy of the People’ Broadway Review: Jeremy Strong Makes a Great Dr. Fauci
The “Succession” star returns to the Gotham boards in an Ibsen revival that’s short, swift and politically pointed
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‘The Notebook’ Broadway Review: Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams Are Sorely Missed
This new musical featuring songs by Ingrid Michaelson is merely lukewarm when it needs to boil over with body heat
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‘The Effect’ Off Broadway Review: Lucy Prebble Delivers a ‘Spellbound’ for the 21st Century
The “Succession” writer and executive producer takes on drug-dispensing shrinks
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‘Corruption’ Off Broadway Review: Rupert Murdoch Gets Away With It – Again
J.T. Rogers’ new play has a few terrible things to say about tabloid journalism
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‘Dead Outlaw’ Off Broadway Review: How to Make a Musical About a Mummy
A few musical-theater morticians have fashioned an instant classic that’s very much alive and kicking
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‘Barbie,’ ‘The Holdovers,’ ‘Succession’ Among 39th Artios Awards Winners
The casting prizes recognized the best in film, TV, animation, commercials and stage in 30 categories
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‘Doubt’ Broadway Review: Liev Schreiber and Amy Ryan Battle for the Soul of the Church
John Patrick Shanley’s play receives a knockout revival
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‘Brooklyn Laundry’ Off Broadway Review: Cecily Strong Gets Stuck in the Spin Cycle
John Patrick Shanley’s new comedy leaves the “SNL” and “Schmigadoon!” star all wet
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‘The Ally’ Off Broadway Review: The Israel-Palestine Debate Leaves Josh Radnor Reeling
The “How I Met Your Mother” star sustains blow after blow in Itamar Moses’ great new play
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‘The Seven Year Disappear’ Off Broadway Review: Cynthia Nixon Vanishes Into Several Roles
Jordan Seavey’s new play is part sendup, part soap opera
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‘The Hunt’ Off Broadway Review: An Angry Village Mob Targets ‘The Crown’ Star Tobias Menzies
The Emmy-winning actor makes an impressive American stage debut
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‘Jelly’s Last Jam’ Off Broadway Review: How Jazz Was Born, or Was it?
Jelly Roll Morton gets the anti-hagiography treatment
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How ‘Thoughts of a Colored Man’ Prepared Kandi Burruss for ‘The Wiz’ on Broadway
“It’s not easy to get investors for an all-Black cast,” the Tony-nominated producer tells TheWrap
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‘The Wiz’ Producer Kandi Burruss Assures Broadway Cast Will Pass Black Audiences’ Taste Test: ‘These Roles Are Iconic’
The Tony-nominated producer and former “Real Housewives” star also remembers getting original star Stephanie Mills’ “stamp of love”
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Ralph Fiennes Blasts Theater Trigger Warnings: ‘You Should Be Disturbed’
Back in his day, the acclaimed actor adds, “we never had trigger warnings for shows”
