Review: ‘Stereophonic’ Has the Vinyl Word on ’70s Rock Drama This portrait of a Fleetwood Mac-like band slaving over an album is full of novelistic detail and luxurious fly-on-the-wall beauty. By David Cote
Review: Savor High-Def Chekhov in a Marvelously Intimate ‘Uncle Vanya’ What’s gained by staging Chekhov in the round, with actors just feet away, sometimes lit only by a candle? It’s what you’d expect: a wonderfully intense experience of the text. By David Cote
Review: ‘A Case for the Existence of God’ Finds What Connects Us All and Holiness in Humanity At Pershing Square Signature Theatre, 'A Case for the Existence of God' takes a direct look at the lives of seemingly very different men. By David Cote