Carey Purcell 7/19/22 Carey Purcell 7/19/22

The Baker’s Wife: More Than Just a Moment in ‘Into the Woods’

Carey Purcell 7/12/22 Carey Purcell 7/12/22

Patina Miller Makes Her “Super Magical” Return to Broadway With ‘Into the Woods’

Carey Purcell 6/27/22 Carey Purcell 6/27/22

Chains

Elizabeth Baker’s play proves to be timelessly entertaining and sadly relevant.

Carey Purcell 5/12/22 Carey Purcell 5/12/22

The Minutes

Tracy Letts’ new play explores the dark undertones of local politics.

Carey Purcell 5/4/22 Carey Purcell 5/4/22

A Light That Never Goes Out

Carey Purcell 4/17/22 Carey Purcell 4/17/22

The Little Prince

An incomprehensible and unnecessary staging of the classic tale loses all of the book’s charm.

Carey Purcell 3/2/22 Carey Purcell 3/2/22

From One Plague to Another, a Look Back in ‘Jane Anger’

Carey Purcell 2/27/22 Carey Purcell 2/27/22

Cecily Strong and Leigh Silverman Find Connection Amid Isolation in ‘The Search for Signs’

Carey Purcell 1/10/22 Carey Purcell 1/10/22

Playing ‘Wit’ on Borrowed Time

Carey Purcell 1/2/22 Carey Purcell 1/2/22

Company

Flipping the gender of the main character in Stephen Sondheim’s musical inspires new interpretations of this tale of a New York City bachelor.

Carey Purcell 11/26/21 Carey Purcell 11/26/21

Approval Junkie

Faith Salie explores her need for validation in her one-woman show.

Carey Purcell 11/24/21 Carey Purcell 11/24/21

The Antelope Party

“Friendship is magic” is the motto of characters in both the animated children’s series My Little Pony and Eric John Meyer’s subtly chilling comedy The Antelope Party.

Carey Purcell 11/9/21 Carey Purcell 11/9/21

Scaring Up Robin Herford, Longtime Director of the Terrifying ‘Woman in Black’

Carey Purcell 6/20/21 Carey Purcell 6/20/21

Interview: Drew Larimore and Michael Urie Explore a Small-Town Tragedy in ‘Smithtown’

Carey Purcell 6/20/21 Carey Purcell 6/20/21

A Year Ago, She Was Leaving the Business. Now She's Starring in ‘Six’ on Broadway

Carey Purcell 5/2/21 Carey Purcell 5/2/21

Bleeding Love

Sometimes art imitates life, and sometimes life imitates art. And sometimes the two combine in an eerily prescient performance that both inspires and unsettles.

Such is the case with Bleeding Love, the self-described post-apocalyptic musical podcast that serves as a both a fanciful escape and a cautionary tale.