New York

CK & DF Review Heathers at New World Stages

The show has an adoring following, but it’s less edgy than its forty-year-old source material.

It’s not BOMBSHELL … It’s just a bomb.

Morley and Moore in a mixed program, brilliantly conceived and superbly performed.

Playwright Joshua Harmon excels at complicated familial narratives… and this may be his best yet.

The new musical starring Idina Menzel, ostensibly a paean to a back-to-nature life, could hardly feel more manufactured and synthetic.

Rebecca Frecknall’s gripping staging makes new a play many of us feel we know inside out.

The American debut of a truly great singer and recitalist is cause for rejoicing.

For better or worse, this show is likely to remind you of conversations from your own life.

A terminally hip production and model-pretty cast can’t disguise the work of an interpretively clueless director.

Lucy Kirkwood’s riveting and unsettling play is both fresh and a welcome return to old-school playmaking.