Broadway Review

NY Review: 'Clybourne Park'

"Clybourne Park," Bruce Norris' era-spanning satire on race, comes to Broadway with its original cast intact and a Pulitzer Prize, but it's still weak tea.

NY Review: 'One Man, Two Guvnors'

“One Man, Two Guvnors,” an import from the National Theatre, is a rollicking roller coaster of hilarity. James Corden will have you rolling in the aisles.

NY Review: 'Peter and the Starcatcher'

Rick Elice's joyous riff on the Peter Pan legend successfully makes the trip to Broadway. Christian Borle, of "Smash," should start writing his Tony speech.

NY Review: 'Magic/Bird'

Eric Simonson and Thomas Kail unsuccessfully translate basketball to the stage with “Magic/Bird,” based on the rivalry between Magic Johnson and Larry Bird.

NY Review: 'Evita'

This is a softer, gentler take on Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s hit, with uneven performances from Elena Roger, Ricky Martin, and Michael Cerveris.

NY Review: 'End of the Rainbow'

Tracie Bennett goes far beyond impersonation with an indelible performance as the legendary Judy Garland in Peter Quilter’s “End of the Rainbow.”

NY Review: 'Gore Vidal's The Best Man'

In Michael Wilson's crackling take on "Gore Vidal's The Best Man," Eric McCormack, John Larroquette, James Earl Jones, Angela Lansbury, and more are tops.

NY Review: 'Newsies'

Disney’s stage version of its 1992 flop musical, “Newsies,” despite a few flaws, is a galvanizing hit, with a star-making performance from Jeremy Jordan and catchy Alan Menken tunes.

NY Review: 'Jesus Christ Superstar'

Des McAnuff delivers a flashy but empty staging, from Stratford, of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s rock opera about the last seven days of Christ.

NY Review: 'Once'

Enda Walsh's intimate romantic tuner based on the Oscar-winning film survives the transfer to Broadway. Cristin Milioti and Steve Kazee are heartbreaking.