Theater
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‘The Ferryman’ Broadway Review: Jez Butterworth and Sam Mendes Unload on the IRA
Big, broad and often busy performances re-create the horror of the Troubles in Northern Ireland
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Greg Berlanti, Shawn Levy Team Up to Produce Film Adaptation of Hit Musical ‘Be More Chill’
Sci-fi musical follows a bullied high schooler who tries to improve his social status
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‘Gloria: A Life’ Theater Review: Christine Lahti Channels Gloria Steinem
Emily Mann’s play is equal parts biography, history lesson, TED talk and call to action
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‘The Lifespan of a Fact’ Broadway Review: Daniel Radcliffe Stands Up for the Truth
A new play about facts vs “the truth” turns into a vanity project for writer John D’Agata
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‘Mother of the Maid’ Theater Review: Behind Every Successful Child There’s a Glenn Close
In her absorbing new drama, Jane Anderson (“The Wife”) again puts a behind-the-scenes woman where she belongs: center stage
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‘Apologia’ Theater Review: Stockard Channing and Hugh Dancy Recall What Went Wrong
In his new play, Alexi Kaye Campbell (“Woman in Gold”) explains why women still can’t have it all — if you ask their children
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‘Sakina’s Restaurant’ Theater Review: Aasif Mandvi Explores the Many Faces of Indian Americans
“The Daily Show” alum delivers a tour-de-force performance in a variety of roles
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‘Oklahoma!’ Theater Review: Rodgers & Hammerstein Stripped Down
Director Daniel Fish’s revelatory and stripped-down production breathes new life into a classic
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Tina Turner Musical to Strut on Broadway Next Fall
“I feel that it is in many ways a culmination of my career,” the singer says of the musical based on her life
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‘Girl From the North Country’ Theater Review: Bob Dylan Survives Another Musical
Conor McPherson drops the songwriter’s music into a play that can best be described as “Not So Grand Hotel”
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‘The Nap’ Broadway Review: Nobody Takes a Rest in This Outrageous Comedy
You don’t need to know a thing about snooker to enjoy Richard Bean’s new play
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‘Bernhardt/Hamlet’ Broadway Review: Who’s More Divine, the Bard or Janet McTeer?
Theresa Rebeck’s new comedy looks back with admiration at a “childishly egotistical” genius in the theater
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‘I Was Most Alive With You’ Theater Review: Making a Case Against the Book of Job
Everything but the locusts descend on a family and their adopted gay deaf son in Craig Lucas’s new play
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Broadway’s ‘The Lion King’ Prop Master Arrested, Accused of Making 3D-Printed Gun in Theater
Ilya Vett told officials he was making the gun as a gift to his brother
