
Ms. Gardner has written about theater and music for The New York Times, The…
The show could still use some work, but it has a compelling subject and decent bones, and both are well served in this production.

Under Sarah Benson’s rather hapless direction, Broderick leans into that wide-eyed, winking affect he has brought, with varying degrees of irony, to numerous other performances.

The Sun’s annual list of the most memorable work on stage proves that, as Shakespeare once wrote, ‘the play’s the thing.’

The actress, who projected intelligence and spunk in the 2019 miniseries ‘Fosse/Verdon,’ here invokes a woman whose inner light has been all but snuffed out.

In ‘Marjorie Prime,’ director Anne Kauffman’s superb cast makes these questions resonate and sting.

No matter how many times you’ve seen the movie, you’ll feel a warm glow when this angel finally earns his wings.


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