Review: The PlayMakers’ Production of ‘Bewilderness’ is a Hilarious and Profound Romp
By Kim Jackson What Lin-Manuel Miranda did for Alexander Hamilton, Zack Fine may do for Henry David Thoreau: make us just as obsessed with this American literary figure as he…
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Review: Nostalgic Production of ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ Feels Delightfully Fresh
By Kim Jackson Seeing a production of Fiddler on the Roof resembles how 16th-century theatergoers might have seen a Shakespearean play — most are familiar with both the story and…
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Review: ‘This Doesn’t End Well’ Might End Up All Right for Playwright/Director Brook North
By Lauren Van Hemert, American Theatre Critics Association Member Perhaps the only through-line of the South Stream production This Doesn’t End Well is the fact that it is a show about…
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