★★★★☆ The steps are Fosse’s, the vision is Wayne Cilento’s: a valentine to the nine-time Tony-winning director-choreographer
Dear World: A Macaron-Sweet Revival of Jerry Herman’s Paris-Set Musical
★★★★☆ Encores! shines a spotlight on yet another overlooked Jerry Herman musical with a troubled history and memorable score
Misty: Arinzé Kene Breaks Ground and Defies Genres
★★★★☆ The British performer mixes poetry, music, comedy, and piles and piles of orange balloons in his Olivier Award–nominated play
Crumbs From the Table of Joy: A Wonderful but Overlooked Memory Play Lovingly Revived
★★★★☆ Lynn Nottage’s 1950s-set richly crafted coming-of-age play gets its first New York restaging thanks to the Keen Company
Letters From Max, a ritual: A Playwright and Poet Open Their Hearts
★★★★☆ Sarah Ruhl’s newest work proves a deeply moving meditation on life and the afterlife
The Sign in Sidney Brustein’s Window: An Opaque Revival of an Obscure American Play
★★★☆☆ Lorraine Hansberry’s unheralded, untidy ode to 1960s NYC gets a high-wattage off-Broadway production
Fall River Fishing: Black Comedy With a Side of Bolognese
★★★☆☆ Lizzie Borden, Sharon Tate, and Ibsen (sort of) collide in Bedlam’s period-slash-contemporary piece
The Wanderers: 2 Generations, 2 Couples, 1 Engaging Drama
★★★★☆ Anna Ziegler’s new play tackles identity, religion, career, and marriage
Cornelia Street: A Hazy New York Nostalgia Trip
★★☆☆☆ Simon Stephens and Mark Eitzel team up for an unpromising new musical at the Atlantic
Twelfth Night: A Terrific Trimmed-Down Take on Shakespeare’s Comedy
★★★★★ Classical Theatre of Harlem’s acclaimed summer staging returns for a short winter stint