Gotham Playgoer

  C+   After productions in San Diego, Pittsburgh and Washington, Anna Ziegler’s ( The Last Match, Boy, Actually ) two-family drama has arri...

C+ It’s an interesting coincidence that “Toni Stone” and “A Strange Loop” have arrived in New York within a few weeks of each other becau...

A Roundabout Theatre Company’s revival of Arthur Miller’s first successful play is as fine a production of a Miller play as I ever hope ...

B+ In view of the success of their production of Into the Woods a few years ago, it is not surprising that Roundabout has again turned...

C- Regular readers of this blog may recall that, over the years, the plays of Sam Shepard have held little appeal for me. For what ever...

C Roundabout Theatre Company is to be congratulated for commissioning a new play for Broadway by an established playwright starring a supe...

B- If you are gay or Jewish or preferably both, have I got a play for you! Joshua Harmon ( Bad Jews, Significant Other, Admissions ) is...

C+ The years have not been kind to Mark Medoff’s drama about deafness. Since it arrived on Broadway in 1980, there have been better play...

B Kudos to Roundabout Theatre Company for their Underground program that produces early work by promising playwrights such as Stephen K...

C+ I confess that I arrived at the American Airlines Theatre with a chip on my shoulder. I was annoyed that Roundabout had not only fil...

C Playwright Meghan Kennedy does not exactly have a knack for titles. Her promising 2013 work for Roundabout Underground was titled “Too ...

B+ While Arthur Miller’s 1968 play is not generally considered among his best, this is its fourth Broadway revival and the second by Roundab...

B If the goal of Steven Levenson ( The Unavoidable Disappearance of Tom Durnin , book for Dear Evan Hansen ) was to write a play that would ...

While it’s hardly new, this adaptation of the 1942 film that starred Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire is a welcome addition to the Broadway seas...

The circumstances for attending this Roundabout production were far from ideal. Fighting Times Square holiday crowds to see a 65-minute play...

After the success of his play “Bad Jews," Joshua Harmon is back at Roundabout’s Laura Pels Theatre with a new comedy-drama about Jordan...

The mission of Roundabout Underground is to present works by emerging playwrights in the Black Box Theatre below the Laura Pels. In past yea...

Let me confess right off that I wasn’t that impressed by Stoppard’s romantic comedy when I saw the 2000 Tony-awarded revival with Stephen Di...

It took almost 20 years to get here, but Tom Stoppard’s 1995 play (based on his 1991 radio play “In the Native State”) has finally reached N...

Roundabout’s revival of the revival of this classic musical is mostly successful. The Sam Mendes/Rob Marshall production has lost little of ...