★★★☆☆ A London troupe shines seriocomic light on dark wartime history
Two Shades of Ibsen: Old Henrik Inspires New Works by Herzog and Busch
The Norwegian Father of Realism spawns a pair of contrasting plays on and off Broadway
Here We Are: Sondheim’s Non Finito Musical, or Sunday in the Dark with Brunch
A genius leaves a final puzzle for his fans to ponder
Ain’t No Mo’: Satirical Beauty Languishes Amid a Beastly Broadway
★★★★★ Being a trenchant and meaningfully funny comedy doesn’t necessarily translate into substantial audiences
Incidental Moments of the Day: Richard Nelson’s Latest Socially Distant Drama
★★★☆☆ The latest Zoom saga of the Apple family’s doings in the pandemic remains thoughtfully everyday
And So We Come Forth: The Apple Family Seems Exhausted by Current Events
Richard Nelson’s latest Rhinebeck drama offers a chat ‘n’ chew over interesting times
What Do We Need to Talk About?: An Apt Chat and Chew Over Current Events
Richard Nelson’s fresh slice of Rhinebeck life is a screenshot reflection of our troubled times
The Perplexed: Pretty Pointless
★★☆☆☆ Richard Greenberg writes a play overstuffed with nothing interesting
Coal Country: Telling a Sorrowful Story as Old as the Hills
★★★☆☆ Grammy-winning songwriter Steve Earle lends authenticity to a docudrama
The Hot Wing King: Smart and Sassy
★★★★☆ Katori Hall composes a satisfying dramedy about black men who happen to be gay