- December 24, 2007 | The Theater Review
- Holiday Spirit
The Seafarer and Black Nativity both meditate upon the wages of sin, just in time for Christmas.
- December 17, 2007 |
- The Year in Theater
Liev Schreiber was smoking onstage, Boyd Gaines played just about everyone, two energetic new musicals really rocked out—and ten Scotsmen in Brooklyn starred in the best drama yet about the Iraq war.
- December 17, 2007 | The Theater Review
- And Newly Opened...
Tracy Letts’s August: Osage County is what O’Neill would be writing in 2007; The Farnsworth Invention is all surface and patter, but what a surface and what patter!
- December 10, 2007 | The Theater Review
- Outdoing Shakespeare
Martha Plimpton, in Cymbeline, may actually be better than the play deserves.
- December 3, 2007 | The Theater Review
- My Kingdom for a Director!
What’s wrong with Richard III.
- November 26, 2007 | Feature
- What’s Worth Seeing When Broadway’s Dark?
Tumbleweeds may be blowing through Shubert Alley, but for those intent on catching a show, all is not lost.
- November 26, 2007 | The Theater Review
- We’ve Seen the Lights Go Out on Broadway
Never fear: It’s an uncommonly good week off the Great White Way.
- November 12, 2007 | The Theater Review
- Nose Job
In Cyrano, the rarely seen Kevin Kline reveals his extraordinary skill in little flashes.
- November 12, 2007 | The Theater Review
- 'A Bronx Tale'
Chazz Palminteri’s one-man show about his childhood at 187th Street and Belmont Avenue overflows with the barbed, tumbling New York–ese that “fuhgeddaboudit” only hints at.
- November 12, 2007 | The Theater Review
- 'Hamlet'
In their new Hamlet, the Wooster Group takes a maximalist approach to reviving a classic, attempting to duplicate a film of Richard Burton’s 1964 production.

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