In terms of wild applause, it was Donna Murphy as Aurelia who was front and center, exciting the audience to a fervor with each re-emergence on the stage.
By David Fox
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Time heals almost everything, as Jerry Herman’s best score is stylishly resurrected.
By David Fox
Promenade is a powder keg but the powder may not be as explosive as it hints.
By John Yohalem
Even the hit songs in this early Jule Styne musical would recede in a better show.
By David Fox
Frankly, I can’t imagine there’s a future for I Married an Angel.
By David Fox
Director Casey Hushion attempts to spice up Call Me Madam in ways that make it feel more than ever like an out-of-touch relic.
By David Fox
The cultiest of cult musicals, an All-American take on the Iliad and the Odyssey, the spectacularly witty Golden Apple of John Latouche (words) and Jerome Moross (music), opened Off Broadway in 1953 to some acclaim.
By John Yohalem
Who is the most happy fella, he who perfectly fits societal definitions of fitness and attractiveness, or he who attains self-acceptance in spite of whatever personal idiosyncrasies he may confront?
By Adam Moscoe
