Review: Memory Plays Are Huge in Theater Right Now but “The Memory Exam” May Be Easy to Forget Memory plays are having a moment in theater but "The Memory Exam" may not live up to its name. By Rhoda Feng
Review: Robert Icke’s ‘Oresteia’ Skillfully Brings Greek Tragedy to Today’s Crises At Park Avenue Armory, writer-director Robert Icke transforms Greek tragedy 'Oresteia' for a more postmodern audience. By David Cote
Review: Acclaimed Francophone Musical ‘Notre Dame de Paris’ Premieres in New York City The musical of 'Notre Dame de Paris' opened in New York City on Bastille Day. By Farah Abdessamad
Review: The Explosive Production of ‘White on White’ Teaches Audiences How to Accept Being Uncomfortable By Rhoda Feng
Review: Robert Icke’s Production of ‘Hamlet’ Misguidedly Embraces the Prince’s Incel-Nature By David Cote
Review: ‘Epiphany’ Is a Clouded Insight With Pops of Clarity That Some Audiences Might Like By David Cote
Review: ‘A Case for the Existence of God’ Finds What Connects Us All and Holiness in Humanity By David Cote
Review: Director Lileana Blain-Cruz Brings ‘The Skin of Our Teeth’ to a Modern Audience By David Cote