Broadway Review: Alicia Keys’ Stick Fly
October 9, 2025This setup abounds with comic potential, and Diamond wrings plenty of laughs out of the awkward...
San Francisco Ballet’s Nutcracker Continues the Tradition
October 9, 2025OK. I’ll admit it. I’m a total sap for Nutcracker. You’d think after all the years...
Broadway Review: Private Lives
October 5, 2025Luckily, any such anti-Tinseltown prejudices are quickly dispelled within the first few minutes of Private Lives....
Broadway Review: Venus in Fur
September 30, 2025Anyone who has been through the process will recognize the exasperation, drive and excitement of Dancy’s...
Theater Review: Godspell on Broadway
September 30, 2025Most haunting of all is the ballad Beautiful City, in which Christ speaks not of a...
Theater Review: Chinglish
September 27, 2025Only whipsmart playwright David Henry Hwang could have written Chinglish, the new biting comedy of manners...
Music Review: New York Philharmonic, “John Williams: A Night at the Movies”
September 26, 2025Judging by the audience’s response, the final item listed on the program was what many had...
Theater Review: Relatively Speaking
September 20, 2025In Woody Allen’s Honeymoon Motel, young bride Nina Roth (Ari Graynor) enters a gaudy roadside inn...
Music Review: New York Philharmonic, “Alan Gilbert Conducts Bach, Berg, and Brahms”
September 19, 2025Taking the second violin part, Gilbert, who has previously played in the Philharmonic’s chamber music concerts,...
Dance Review: NYCB, Works by Jerome Robbins
September 18, 2025Lauren Lovette, in particular, is fascinating to watch in this piece: she almost passively lets the...




