★★★☆☆ Daniel Radcliffe and Bobby Cannavale bring their best to a true-ish script about a battle over truth
What the Constitution Means to Me: Trying to Figure That Out, Wonderfully
★★★★☆ Heidi Schreck’s entertaining, earnest exploration of our fundamental rights is a tonic for our challenging times
The Nap: No Farce Please, We’re British
★★☆☆☆ The latest from ‘One Man, Two Guvnors’ playwright Richard Bean doesn’t quite make the jump from northern England
The Lion King: Another Ride on the Circle of Life
★★★☆☆ Long-Run Lookback: The Disney warhorse still looks spectacular, even if it’s not entirely engaging
The Phantom of the Opera: The Music of the Night Plays On (and On)
★★★★☆ Long-Run Lookback: The Andrew Lloyd Webber classic keeps dropping chandeliers, three decades later
Gettin’ the Band Back Together: Down the Shore, Everything’s All Right
★★★☆☆ The stupid, feel-good Parkway-exit musical is Jersey in a nutshell: a messy good time
Fire in Dreamland: A Coney Island Cyclone, With Thrills and Twists
★★★★☆ Rinne Groff’s meditation on dreams and reality, devastation and redemption, packs a lot into a short ride
The Royal Family of Broadway: Aiming for Times Square, Stalled in Pittsfield
★★★☆☆ William Finn and Rachel Sheinkin’s take on the Ferber-Kaufman warhorse sharpens the 1920s satire, but not enough
Log Cabin: The ‘Gay Takeover’ Is Complete, So Now What?
★★★☆☆ Jordan Harrison’s latest, starring Jesse Tyler Ferguson, considers just about every issue in modern gay life, with some success
Teenage Dick: Discontent, Made Glorious
★★★★☆ A Richard III update that takes on high school, disabilities, and lot of excellent wordplay