Bad Jews

Well this one's awkward. Because of Sandy, I'm not sure Bad Jews officially opened last night, but like several other news outlets, we ran our review today.

Big Apple Circus: Legendarium

The Big Apple Circus' newest show is one of its best — though I still miss the Wheel of Wonder (aka Wheel of Death). My review's here.

A Summer Day

We don't see plays by Jon Fosse too often in NY, so A Summer Day would stick out even without the presence of Karen Allen. My review's here.

Wild with Happy

Colman Domingo's latest as a playwright, Wild With Happy, is quite wonderful. My review's here.

Disgraced

They sure like their issue plays at LCT3, and here's another one: Disgraced. Thataway for my review.

Modern Terrorism

It's hard to be funny about terrorists. Possible, but hard. My review of Jon Kern's Second Stage debut can be found here.

Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812

It's a mouthful of a title, so here's my suggestion for a catchier alternative: Best Musical of the Year. More in my review.

Don't Go Gentle

Stephen Belber's latest play is a good ride.

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

The Steppenwolf production of Albee's classic is as good as a naturalistic production can get. My review's here.

A Tweet foretold

It had to happen, so it did: I'm now @EVincentelli on Twitter.

Heresy

There's no getting around it: A.R. Gurney's new play, Heresy, is a disaster. My full review's here.

Cyrano de Bergerac

Douglas Hodge stars in the latest incarnation of that French chestnut. I'm on the fence.

Him

Daisy Foote is Horton Foote's daughter. Her new play, Him, stars her sister, Hallie Foote. What happens in the family stays in the family. Thataway for my review.

Harper Regan

The Atlantic Theater company strikes again -- or not -- with Harper Regan. Bad play, bad production: enjoy!

The Best of Everything

Rona Jaffe's novel finally makes it to the stage. I'm disappointed.

Grace

Craig Wright's Grace is a nifty little surprise in this young Broadway season. Among them is the way it ties up love, religion and real estate -- which, of course, share quite a lot. My review's here.

Marry Me a Little

Craig Lucas and Norman René's Sondheim revue is back, courtesy of the Keen company. Thataway for my review.

Through the Yellow Hour

Unlike some of my colleagues, I tend to like Adam Rapp's work. But even I was defeated by his latest, Through the Yellow Hour. let's just pretend that one didn't happen. Click here for my review.