Category: reviews
“Edgar Allan Poe’s Tales of the Grotesque” Brings Shivers to the Campbell House Museum by White Mills Theatre Company
MTC’s “Vladimir” Digs Into a Strong Story but Gets Lost in the Cool Maze of Studio Equipment and Inserted Complications
Spontaneous Theatre Delivers a Sharply Smart and Wickedly Wondrous “Goblin: Macbeth” Hilariously at Toronto’s Tarragon Theatre
Broadway’s “The Hills of California” Climbs Up Some Dynamic Stairs Brilliantly
Roundabout’s “The Counter” Off-Broadway and LCT’s “McNeal” on Broadway Dig Deep Into Death, Escapism, and the Surprise of Life in the Real World and AI
Pedro Almodóvar’s “The Room Next Door” Translates Well Visually, but With a Cool Breeze of Disconnect in the Air
Fountain Theatre’s “Fatherland” Literally Talks Its Way Through Without Unpacking That Warped Mind
Broadway Boxes in DHH’s “Yellow Face” Cleverly and Comically