The unclassifiable supernatural omnibus classic includes a neurotically unforgettable performance by Michael Redgrave, father of Vanessa and Lynn
Beyond
Yours Unfaithfully: Get to Know Your Friendly Drawing-Room Comedy
★★★★★ Miles Malleson’s forward-looking play well presented by director Jonathan Bank and cast
Middletown: Those Were the Days? Really?
★★★☆☆ Dan Clancy’s salute to post-WWII Americana is sweet, sentimental, safe—and shallow
Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike: Outlandish Comedy Is as Funny as It Gets
★★★★★ David Hyde Pierce, Sigourney Weaver, and Kristine Nielsen in Christopher Durang’s convulsively neo-Chekhovian Disneyish idyll
The Last Five Years: Jason Robert Brown’s Dissection of Marriage, in Song
★★★★☆ Dynamic two-character musical more than retains its power under the spell of Tony-winning director Jason Michael Webb
The Car Man: Dance Master Matthew Bourne Takes on Bizet’s Carmen
★★★★★ A 19th-century opera classic as a 21st-century dance classic
Julius Caesar: Patrick Page as Dictator Facing Ides of March
★★★★☆ Timely radio version resonates in today’s fractured politics
Myths and Hymns Chapter 2, Work: A Minor Portion of Guettel’s Major Song Cycle
★★★☆☆ The second installment doesn’t have quite the power of the first, nor the likely power of the forthcoming final two chapters
Myths and Hymns Chapter 2, Work: Adam Guettel’s Work Section Sorta Works
★★★☆☆ The second installment of Ted Sperling’s “Saturn Returns”revise offers some first-rate ingredients.
All On Her Own: Janie Dee Lays Bare Terence Rattigan’s Fierce Monologue
★★★★☆ A foremost 20th-century playwright gets his due in this impeccably streamed presentation