The Crippled Critic

To miss "The Liar" would be a crime A comedy delivered all in rhyme You'll have the time of your lives at this play by D...

I've been toying with the idea of adding a kind of Season Wrap-up article to this site. In this article I would select the best show fro...

One of the greatest things about art of all kinds is its ability to make you see things in a new way. Usually when I use that particular lin...

"The Lion" is not the show it appears to be. The trailer I saw was essentially a clip from an upbeat little tune about a child pla...

I must confess that I approached "4000 Miles" with trepidation. I had just recently seen another Amy Herzog play, "Belleville...

"Grease" was the show I was looking most forward to when Broadway Rose announced their current season. I had seen the movie a long...

"Cyrano" as translated by Michael Hollinger and adapted by Aaron Posner is a laugh-riot. I approached it with some trepidation, be...

I once saw a clip of Arthur Miller discussing the premiere of "Death of a Salesman", he said he was panicked because the audience ...

There are certainly things to praise in Third Rail's "Belleville. There's the performance of Issac Lamb as Zack, a lovable goof...

"Fierce Love" is certainly true to its title. This play of short scenes and monologues by six mothers of children with Cerebral Pa...