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fall preview 2014
Aug. 26, 2014
71 Plays Premiering This Fall Featuring Tavi Gevinson, James Earl Jones, Hugh Jackman, and more.
By Rebecca Milzoff
Theater Review: Michelle Williams and Alan Cumming Come (Back) to the Cabaret Is the current revival of the revisal of the reimagining of the great work any good?
By Jesse Green
Theater Review: Casa Valentina Though many recent shows involve cross-dressing, it’s the only play that really focuses on the phenomenon.
By Jesse Green
Theater Review: Hedwig and the Angry Inch “Stipulated: It’s still terrifically smart.”
By Jesse Green
Theater Review: The Velocity of Autumn Starring Estelle Parsons as an elderly woman who barricades herself in a brownstone.
By Jesse Green
Theater Review: The Cripple of Inishmaan A near-perfect revival of Martin McDonagh’s play.
By Jesse Green
Theater Review: The Second Life of Act One “Too mild for the acolytes and too credulous for me.”
By Jesse Green
Theater Review: If/Then “Menzel sings beyond anyone’s idea of reasonable vocal or emotional limits, and basically blows the roof of the theater.”
By Jesse Green
Theater Review: Mothers and Sons Tyne Daly brings out her ferocity.
By Jesse Green
Theater Review: This Time, Less Miz Is (Slightly) More It is the music of a people who will not be slaves again.
By Jesse Green
Theater Review: A Grim Tales From Red Vienna “A jumbled soap opera with no discernable point of view.”
By Jesse Green
Theater Review: Appropriate Explains Too Much and Says Too Little “Jacobs-Jenkins wants things both ways and ends up with neither.”
By Jesse Green
Theater Review: A Fast-Moving Antony and Cleopatra “What started as a study of passionate love between great equals winds up as a count-the-corpses Grand Guignol.”
By Jesse Green
Theater Review: A Doll’s House, Blessedly Un-Reinvented “Neither the director nor time itself has diminished the effectiveness.”
By Jesse Green
Theater Review: A Second Turn After Midnight With k.d. lang The years have done nothing to curdle that ultracreamy voice.
By Jesse Green
Theater Review: A Satisfying Dinner With Friends “Though Dinner with Friends is funny throughout, it is too meditative to be called a comedy.”
By Jesse Green
Theater Review: Dr. Rossellini’s Green Porno “She’s the best professor you could ever imagine. So what if the result has no business calling itself a play?”
By Jesse Green
Theater Review: On The (curious case of the) Watson Intelligence Where IBM meets Bell Labs and Sherlock Holmes, and the resulting product gets up off the table and starts talking.
By Jesse Green
Theater Review: An Unbeautiful Chéri “Hours’ worth of longueurs, in a show that lasts 65 minutes.”
By Jesse Green
Theater: A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder “Each faces distinct and comically awful demises.”
By Jesse Green
Reviews: Little Miss Sunshine, A Bed and a Chair “The air starts to leak out of Little Miss Sunshine’ s story immediately after the opening number. “
By Jesse Green
Theater Review: Domesticated “Part of what’s hilarious about Domesticated is the way the playwright not only goes there, but stacks the deck on arrival.”
By Jesse Green
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