Tag Archives: theatre

Turning your life into a play is a dangerous game – dangerous for audiences, that is. But Scrambled Eggs is a deliciously prepared comedy omelette.

Laurence Olivier's classic portrayal is restored for the Criterion Collection.

Wild Rice's all-male production is funny and alluring.

Two actors from the Western world answer some pertinent questions about the play, and about working in Singapore.

Re-imagined in modern-day West Africa, Shakespeare's great Roman tragedy feels like an astounding new work.

William Gibson's Tony award-winning 1959 classic receives a nicely-performed but complicatedly-staged revival in Hollywood.

A revival of a Shakespeare-zombie mashup doesn't quite coagulate at the Gene Frankel Theatre.

This joyful dance-theater collage revels in high spirits but withholds deeper meanings.

A sharp comedy by the creator of Fox's New Girl gets an excellent Off Off Broadway revival.

This sparkly, high-spirited musical isn't subtle or terribly deep, but has an endearing story and appealing music.