Tom Hiddleston’s Broadway Debut Goes Awry With a Misguided ‘Betrayal’ Tears spring to eyes, pauses drag too long, recalling a limp episode of couples therapy. By David Cote
At 80, Playwright Terrence McNally Is Still Theater’s Biggest Fanboy The legendary playwright on his 'Frankie and Johnny' revival, road trips with Angela Lansbury and the critics who wished he were dead. By Aaron Hicklin
Seems Like ‘Old Times,’ but Worse Clive Owen talks an ailing marriage to death in this star-studded Harold Pinter slog. By Rex Reed
Hard Times: Star-Studded Revival of Harold Pinter’s Bleak <em>Betrayal</em> Is a Mixed Blessing By Rex Reed
‘The House of Yes,’ based on a play by Wendy MacLeod and so statically directed by Mark Waters… By Rex Reed