REVIEW: At People’s Light, The Children Brings Disaster to Our Doorstep
Cameron and David consider Lucy Kirkwood’s taut drama that considers how society reacts to a fallout of its own making.
REVIEW: Hare-Brained Posturing in The Vertical Hour at Lantern Theater
Politics and culture here are ultimately filler, suggesting but not delivering dramatic weight.
REVIEW: Cats is Litter Box Office Poison (for Parterre Box)
Already a byword for spectacular failure, David and Cameron find the movie of CATS even worse than expected.
REVIEW: Speaking to a Missed Opportunity — Greater Clements at Lincoln Center (for Parterre Box)
Judith Ivey offers a performance of raw, unflinching honesty across the story’s increasingly bleak three hours.
REVIEW: “Jagged”… with Sophistication — Broadway’s Jagged Little Pill (for Parterre Box)
This musical is as manicured as the kind of Stepfordian society the material supposedly rails against.
REVIEW: Diary of the Dead — Joyce DiDonato’s Winterreise in Princeton (for Parterre Box)
A conceptual misstep frustratingly dilutes and distracts from an often rewarding musical performance.
REPOST: Anthony Lawton’s A Christmas Carol Is This Year’s Holiday Must-See
Don’t miss this superb show, which returns for a run this December!
REVIEW: What Flesh Is Heir To: Natural Shocks at Simpatico Theatre
The great Amanda Schoonover makes the ordinary extraordinary.
REVIEW: Howards, Endless: The Inheritance on Broadway (for Parterre Box)
It’s not difficult to make an audience weep. But artists have a responsibility to not overuse that power.
REVIEW: Music for Moderns — Yannick Nézet-Séguin & Orchestre Métropolitain (for Parterre Box)
They came, saw, and conquered… and I hope they return soon.
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