Review

'666 Park Avenue' Recap: Episode 2, 'Murmurations'

Drake building manager Jane has been so busy wandering around the scary building in her sleep that she hasn't had time to touch up her roots; also, Robert Buckley takes a shower.

'Mulan the Musical' Excitingly Blends Eastern and Western Culture

In “Mulan the Musical,” the Red Poppy Ladies, an all-female Chinese percussion troupe, use dazzling drumming to tell the tale of a young woman who disguises herself as a soldier.

‘F#%king Up Everything’ Is Tamer Than Its Title

David Eric Davis and Sam Forman’s rock musical “F#%king Up Everything” stays safely within the realm of musical comedy but offers exuberant songs and a vibrant young cast.

'666 Park Avenue' Recap: Episode 7: 'Downward Spiral'

Amid much plot filler, Jane discovers the secret to both her precious heirloom locket and the basement dragon mosaic.

‘Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella’ Gets Beaned

Douglas Carter Beane’s ambitious but ungainly rewrite of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II’s 1957 TV musical “Cinderella” creates a show at war with itself.

'Macbeth OP' Is Both Fair and Foul

The Shakespeare OP Players’ production of “Macbeth” aims to perform the work as it may have sounded to its first audiences, but also noteworthy is the dedication of the large cast.

‘Smash’ Recap, Episode 7: ‘Musical Chairs’

This week, “Smash” is playing Musical Chairs and boy are we dizzy. Here's how it really went down.

‘Forever Dusty’ Brings Dusty Springfield Back to Life

Kirsten Holly Smith is Dusty Springfield incarnate in this musical bio, which is ramshackle in dramatic terms but makes for a dandy evening of the singer’s greatest hits.

'If There Is I Haven’t Found It Yet' Is Riveting With Jake Gyllenhaal in American Stage Debut

British playwright Nick Payne’s riveting drama “If There Is I Haven’t Found It Yet,” Off-Broadway from Roundabout, features a terrific Jake Gyllenhaal in his American stage debut.

'Sketches From the National Lampoon' Is Delightfully Outrageous

Matty Simmons’ “Sketches From the National Lampoon,” at the Hayworth Theatre, pokes ridiculously skewed fun at everything and anyone unlucky enough to come into its crosshairs.