I have already gushed about the phenomenal Deaf West production of Spring Awakening a lot. I was fortunate enough to see it in both of its LA iterations, first in a tiny 99-seat theater and then in one about three times larger, and I was even more fortunate to see the Broadway transfer of the … More Theater Review: Spring Awakening Broadway Revival
It’s not often that you get to see twin actresses playing twins on stage. My Sister, which opened at the Odyssey Theatre this weekend after an acclaimed run at the Hollywood Fringe Festival last year, stars Elizabeth and Emily Hinkler as Matilde and Magda, twin sisters living in Germany during the rise of Hitler. This … More Theater Review: My Sister at Odyssey Theatre
It’s difficult to describe the level of anticipation I felt upon finally walking into the Richard Rodgers Theatre in New York to see Hamilton, the unprecedented cultural phenomenon that has taken not just the theater community, but the world, by storm. Like most theater fans, I followed the show’s transformation from a figment of the … More Theater Review: Hamilton
A few minutes into Lazarus, the world premiere David Bowie musical currently enjoying a sold-out run at New York Theatre Workshop, Michael C. Hall simply stands there eating a bowl of cereal. This moment perfectly captures both the odd, surreal series of images that, loosely strung together, comprise this bizarre, dream-like show, and also why … More Theater Review: Lazarus at NY Theatre Workshop
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