A View From the Bridge
Liev Schreiber and a brilliant cast bring new life to this oft-produced Arthur Miller tragedy, staged with stunning simplicity by Gregory Mosher. More »

Present Laughter
Noel Coward's comic warhorse is hyped and coarsened, as if director Nicholas Martin doesn't trust American audiences to get Coward's very English humor. More »

A Little Night Music
While it's hard not to miss the romantic sweep and orchestral lushness of Harold Prince's glorious original production, Trevor Nunn's chamber version is a persuasive and entertaining account of a great American musical. More »

Race
David Mamet's new play has plenty of sharp observations on the state of race relations in contemporary America, but it's more a political tract than a compelling drama. More »

Fanny (in Concert)
As a work of art, "Fanny" aspires more than it succeeds, despite arresting moments. The wan Encores! concert version manages neither. More »

Nation
The National Theatre of Great Britain's series of broadcasts to movie theaters continues with a sprawling fantasy that will enchant both adults and children. More »

Phantom Killer
This misbegotten thriller from Abingdon Theatre Company delivers a body blow to an ailing genre thanks to hokey dialogue and contrived plotting. More »

Il Mondo Della Luna
One of the most inspired concepts in recent memory, Gotham Chamber Opera's incarnation of Joseph Haydn's "Il Mondo Della Luna" ("The World on the Moon") is still an unlikely success. More »

When Joey Married Bobby
A very funny and moving comedy about doing the right thing for your family, even if you're a Southern Republican. More »

The Jackie Look
Karen Finley brings Jackie Kennedy Onassis back to life, with every quality intact except the most important: her talent for public intimacy. More »

Trifles
Brooke O'Harra's production for the Obie-winning Theatre of a Two-headed Calf brings this rarely seen piece off the library shelf and to vital life. More »

The Garage
The Zagreb Youth Theatre's ferociously violent phantasmagoria, adapted from Zdenko Mesaric's Croatian novel, could probably teach the tough guys from the film "Fight Club" a few things. More »

Betty Buckley: For the Love of Broadway
The Tony-winning actor-singer does Broadway her way in a dazzling kaleidoscope of emotions and vocal impressions. More »

Dance on Camera Festival
Now in its 38th edition, the festival sports a 2010 lineup that is especially rich in documentaries. Yet the curators are not saving the best for last. More »

Tyne Daly: The Second Time Around
I didn't catch Tyne Daly's debut at Feinstein's at Loews Regency last year, but it's clear from her new show, "The Second Time Around," why the lady was asked back to help celebrate the boite's 10th anniversary. More »

Richard Alston Dance Company
One of the U.K.'s most revered contemporary choreographers, Richard Alston makes dances that feel proper and well-organized, exuding a stereotypically British sense of reserve and formality. More »