Theater

Family members of the victims of the Parkland school shooting have shown no sympathy for its perpetrator. Nikolas Cruz shot and killed 17 people and injured 17 more at Marjory...

Dana H., along with Is This A Room, were the best pieces of off-Broadway theater just before the pandemic hit. Now, karma doing its best kind of thing, the two...

Two and a half years ago, The Lehman Trilogy played in New York City’s cavernous Park Avenue Armory—and from where this critic was sitting it was lost, airless, and pretty...

When the financial giant Lehman Brothers declared bankruptcy in September 2008, President George W. Bush met the announcement with a nervous laugh. Another person in another time might have called...

Sometimes plays reach to be something else. At their most urgent they can be manifestos, like Keenan Scott II’s Thoughts of a Colored Man, which opens tonight on Broadway in...

Alamo Drafthouse Wednesday announced the opening of its Manhattan theater as the chain expands it footprint in a slowly recovering arthouse market. Alamo Drafthouse Lower Manhattan, in the financial district,...

It is time for the Mabry family to go to church, and they are taking us with them. Douglas Lyons’ comedy is directed by Zhailon Levingston, who is not only...

Ruben Santiago-Hudson is one person, but in Lackawanna Blues—the show the Tony Award-winning performer has written, performs and directs, opening tonight at Broadway’s Samuel J. Friedman Theatre—he becomes a voice...

As theater returns in New York, one of this season’s must-see shows on many theater-goers lists is Paul Osborne’s Morning’s at Seven, a little play that was first produced in...

There were three major messages transmitted from Sunday night’s much-delayed Tony Awards. First: “Hello, the rest of America and international tourists, come to New York, and buy Broadway tickets because...