★★★☆☆ Mary Kathryn Nagle’s play parallels the past and present struggles of Native Americans.
Spain: A history play that stays mainly in the plain.
★★☆☆☆ Jen Silverman’s comedy-drama revolves around the figures involved in the making of the landmark 1937 anti-fascist documentary “The Spanish Earth.”
Hell’s Kitchen: A Musical Neighborhood Worth Visiting
★★★★☆ Featuring old and new songs by Alicia Keys, the musical is loosely based on the performer’s early life.
Waiting for Godot: Beckett’s Classic Play Revived and, Spoiler Alert, He Still Doesn’t Arrive
★★★★☆ Michael Shannon and Paul Sparks deliver lived-in chemistry in this sturdy revival of the absurdist masterpiece.
I Need That: A Play About Hoarding Not Cluttered by Nuance
★★★☆☆ Danny DeVito stars in Theresa Rebeck’s play about a compulsive hoarder, also featuring his daughter Lucy DeVito and Ray Anthony Thomas.
Sabbath’s Theater: Philip Roth’s Sexually Explicit Novel, Unabashedly Staged
★★★☆☆ John Turturro plays the licentious former puppeteer in this stage adaptation which he co-wrote, also featuring Elizabeth Marvel and Jason Kravits.
I Can Get It For You Wholesale: Garment District-Set Musical Gets Some Fresh Tailoring
★★★★☆ The CSC’s revival of the 1962 Harold Rome/Jerome Weidman musical features a terrific ensemble headed by Santino Fontana.
Stereophonic: Musical and Personal Dynamics Writ Large and Small
★★★★☆ An up-and-coming rock band struggles to record their new album in David Adjmi’s drama, featuring music by former Arcade Fire member Will Butler
Here We Are: A Minor But Welcome Final Addition to the Sondheim Canon
★★★☆☆ A terrific ensemble performs Stephen Sondheim’s final work, directed by Joe Mantello and featuring a book by David Ives adapted from two classic Luis Bunuel films.
Gutenberg! The Musical!: A Meta-Musical Satire That Doesn’t Deserve Exclamation Points
★★★☆☆ Josh Gad and Andrew Rannells reunite for the first Broadway production of this musical spoof by Scott Brown and Anthony King, creators of “Beetlejuice.”