BOTTOM LINE: Theresa Rebeck's light-hearted new play about a hoarder focuses on how our ties to those we love can lead to...a lot of stuff.
When you enter the Roundabout’s American Airlines Theatre, a stage curtain depicts an aerial view of New Jersey homes. It’s the last uncluttered view we have before the curtain rises to an aptly busy set winningly designed by Alexander Dodge, and may be familiar to anyone who has watched an episode of Hoarders, or who saw a production of Richard Greenberg's The Dazzle back in 2002....
BOTTOM LINE: In this adaptation of Roth's famous novel, it's the acting that shines, especially that of Elizabeth Marvel.
BOTTOM LINE: War and love may not be fair but they're certainly funny in this early work by the brilliant and prolific playwright Bernard Shaw.
BOTTOM LINE: A busy day in a Harlem salon brings together many amazing, authentic women with a lot to say.
BOTTOM LINE: It was worth the 62-year wait for a revival of Purlie Victorious for this perfectly cast production.
BOTTOM LINE: Imagine Chekhov's classic, but with contemporary people who are confused about art and life.
BOTTOM LINE: An immersive design experiment that takes audiences on a magical tour of a theater’s space and objects.
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