Sara Holdren

Sara Holdren is a music journalist. Below are 300 of 434 articles datpiff.ink indexes across 1 publication. Each links out to the original at the publisher.

• June’s Off Broadway Productions to See — Vulture · Jun 14, 2026
• A Romeo and Juliet That Ignores Its Own Strength — Vulture · Jun 11, 2026
• Indian Princesses, at the Corner of Cringe and Compassion — Vulture · May 20, 2026
• Heather Christian’s Animal Wisdom Returns, Its Magnetism Intact — Vulture · May 19, 2026
• Work Is Work: The Receptionist and The Fever — Vulture · May 08, 2026
• A Hamlet Without an Idea in Its Skull — Vulture · May 05, 2026
• Robert Wilson’s Last Voyage: Moby Dick — Vulture · Apr 30, 2026
• The Lost Boys Has Too Much of Everything, and That’s Okay — Vulture · Apr 26, 2026
• Joe Turner’s Come Back, With Power Undimmed — Vulture · Apr 25, 2026
• Beaches Did Make Me Sad, But Not the Way It Wants To — Vulture · Apr 23, 2026
• I Just Love Success! Rocky Horror Returns to Broadway — Vulture · Apr 23, 2026
• Fallen Angels Makes a Great Case for Irrelevance — Vulture · Apr 19, 2026
• Does Proof Still Compute? — Vulture · Apr 16, 2026
• C’est Absurde, in the Best Possible Way: Titaníque — Vulture · Apr 12, 2026
• An Extra-Dark, Newly Illuminated Death of a Salesman — Vulture · Apr 09, 2026
• You Might Cut Yourself on Becky Shaw — Vulture · Apr 06, 2026
• Personal Chekhov: Seagull: True Story and Uncle Vanya, Scenes From Country Life — Vulture · Apr 03, 2026
• Did Dog Day Afternoon Get Away With It? — Vulture · Mar 31, 2026
• Anchors Reweighed: No Singing in the Navy — Vulture · Mar 29, 2026
• A Production of Chekhov’s Ivanov That I Wish Everyone Could See — Vulture · Mar 23, 2026
• Big, Tall, Terrible Roald Dahl Comes to Life in Giant — Vulture · Mar 23, 2026
• The Trouble With Fame, Both Lost and Found: Bughouse and Tru — Vulture · Mar 20, 2026
• Four Sisters and a Knife: Jeena Yi’s Jesa — Vulture · Mar 20, 2026
• Why Didn’t I Love the Bengsons’ My Joy Is Heavy? — Vulture · Mar 17, 2026
• Daniel Radcliffe and I Are Married Now — Vulture · Mar 12, 2026
• In Anna Ziegler’s Antigone, the Heroine Meets Her Reader — Vulture · Mar 11, 2026
• Tear Down This Wall: Cold War Choir Practice — Vulture · Mar 10, 2026
• After Love, Sex, and Death: What We Did Before Our Moth Days — Vulture · Mar 05, 2026
• When Identity Doesn’t Conform: Chinese Republicans — Vulture · Feb 26, 2026
• Meat Suit: A Review From Inside the Belly of the Beast — Vulture · Feb 25, 2026
• In Mother Russia, the Communist Party Is Definitely Over — Vulture · Feb 23, 2026
• Means of Resistance: Marcel on the Train and Twelve Minor Prophets — Vulture · Feb 22, 2026
• The Disappear Vanishes Up Its Own Navel — Vulture · Jan 19, 2026
• ‘An Ark’ at the Shed Is All Headsets, No Heartbeat — Vulture · Jan 18, 2026
• 30 Years Later, Is Bug Still Catching? — Vulture · Jan 08, 2026
• 16 Plays and Musicals We Can’t Wait to See in 2026 — Vulture · Dec 31, 2025
• A Fresh, Sharp Tartuffe That Shakes the Powder off the Wigs — Vulture · Dec 16, 2025
• Michelle Williams Hits Every High Note in Anna Christie — Vulture · Dec 14, 2025
• Return of the Replicants: Marjorie Prime — Vulture · Dec 08, 2025
• The Best Plays and Musicals of 2025 — Vulture · Dec 04, 2025
• This Christmas Carol Tries to Put Scrooge on the Couch — Vulture · Dec 04, 2025
• Tom Stoppard Was the Real Thing — Vulture · Dec 01, 2025
• Initiative Has 18 Charisma, 19 Dexterity, 20 Strength — Vulture · Nov 20, 2025
• Nazareth Hassan’s Practice Horrified Me, Exactly As Intended — Vulture · Nov 18, 2025
• The Winner Takes It All: Chess Returns to Broadway — Vulture · Nov 16, 2025
• I’m Not a Regular Mom, I’m a Cool Mom: Robert Icke Does Oedipus — Vulture · Nov 14, 2025
• Thornton Wilder Retailored: The Seat of Our Pants — Vulture · Nov 14, 2025
• The Proto-Incels Who Blew Up Europe: Archduke — Vulture · Nov 12, 2025
• Gilt or Guilt? The Queen of Versailles Can’t Decide — Vulture · Nov 10, 2025
• Naked and Unafraid — Vulture · Oct 21, 2025
• Heather Christian, Certified Genius, Loves Spirographs and Blooming Onions — Vulture · Oct 14, 2025
• On the Road, in Three Dimensions: Caroline — Vulture · Sep 30, 2025
• Where Tough Guys Do Dance: Punch — Vulture · Sep 29, 2025
• The Call Is Coming From Inside the Opera House: Masquerade — Vulture · Sep 29, 2025
• Together Again at Last! Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter in Godot — Vulture · Sep 28, 2025
• The Other Americans Is Earnest, Heartfelt, and a Mess — Vulture · Sep 26, 2025
• Coming Up in Our Next Segment: Weather Girl — Vulture · Sep 23, 2025
• Yasmina Reza’s Art Returns, Loaded With Blanks — Vulture · Sep 16, 2025
• A Rare Bird Returns: Ibsen’s The Wild Duck — Vulture · Sep 14, 2025
• Old Gods Try a Little Tenderness in The Brothers Size — Vulture · Sep 11, 2025
• Orange You Glad I’m Telling You to See Color Theories? — Vulture · Sep 11, 2025
• The Alexander McQueen Bio-play Has Neither Style Nor Substance — Vulture · Sep 09, 2025
• Shakespeare in the Park’s Twelfth Night Is Both Pleasant and Facile — Vulture · Aug 21, 2025
• 10 Plays and Musicals We Can’t Wait to See This Summer — Vulture · May 22, 2025
• Bright and Bold in Undocumented L.A.: Real Women Have Curves — Vulture · Apr 27, 2025
• Pirates! Is the Very Model of a Modern Major Debacle — Vulture · Apr 24, 2025
• High School, Dramatically: Stranger Things: The First Shadow and Grief Camp — Vulture · Apr 23, 2025
• Floyd Collins Is Beautiful But Can’t Break Free — Vulture · Apr 21, 2025
• Caryl Churchill, Acrobatically, at the Public — Vulture · Apr 16, 2025
• A Crucible of Teen Drama: John Proctor Is the Villain — Vulture · Apr 14, 2025
• A Messy Breakup: Nick Jonas and Adrienne Warren in The Last Five Years — Vulture · Apr 06, 2025
• This I Believe: George Clooney in Good Night, and Good Luck — Vulture · Apr 04, 2025
• At St. Ann’s Warehouse, a Cherry Orchard for the In-the-Know — Vulture · Apr 04, 2025
• ‘You’re Wasting Leads’: Glengarry Glen Ross Returns — Vulture · Mar 31, 2025
• This Picture of Dorian Gray Leaps Off the Wall — Vulture · Mar 27, 2025
• Money in Its Purse, No Heart on Its Sleeve: Denzel Washington in Othello — Vulture · Mar 24, 2025
• Dead Men Do Tell (Funny) Tales: Operation Mincemeat — Vulture · Mar 20, 2025
• We See You, Andrew Scott — Vulture · Mar 18, 2025
• Mescal and Ferran in Streetcar: Yes, Yes, Magic! — Vulture · Mar 11, 2025
• A Ghosts That Doesn’t Go Mad — Vulture · Mar 10, 2025
• Where’s Willy? Abe Koogler’s Deep Blue Sound — Vulture · Mar 06, 2025
• Sumo Is a Subculture Story That Goes Big — Vulture · Mar 05, 2025
• Overexposition: On the Evolutionary Function of Shame — Vulture · Feb 26, 2025
• Idaho, and What Came After: Samuel D. Hunter’s Grangeville — Vulture · Feb 24, 2025
• Dispatches From the Apocalypse: Safe House and The Barbarians — Vulture · Feb 23, 2025
• Liberation Is the Best Play I’ve Seen This Season — Vulture · Feb 20, 2025
• All Bark, No Bite: Redwood — Vulture · Feb 13, 2025
• A Henry IV That Doesn’t Know Its Own Strength — Vulture · Feb 12, 2025
• Freedom in Speech: Sanaz Toossi’s English — Vulture · Jan 23, 2025
• 18 Plays and Musicals We Can’t Wait to See in 2025 — Vulture · Jan 08, 2025
• The Sit-Down Comedy of All In — Vulture · Dec 22, 2024
• Is It Swell? Is It Great? Audra McDonald Takes Over Gypsy — Vulture · Dec 20, 2024
• In Eureka Day, the Jabs Are Verbal, Too — Vulture · Dec 16, 2024
• Crimes and Chases: the beautiful land i seek and RACECAR RACECAR RACECAR — Vulture · Dec 11, 2024
• The Best Theater of 2024 — Vulture · Dec 05, 2024
• We Are Your Robots: Do Androids Dream of Electric Guitars? — Vulture · Nov 24, 2024
• Old Patterns and Bold Stitches: The Blood Quilt — Vulture · Nov 21, 2024
• Out to Sea and Back With Swept Away — Vulture · Nov 19, 2024
• Shit. Meet. Fan. Tells Us Lots That We Already Know — Vulture · Nov 18, 2024
• King Lear at the Fountain of Youth — Vulture · Nov 14, 2024
• The Lighter Side of Christian Nationalism: Tammy Faye — Vulture · Nov 14, 2024
• When Robots Meet Cute: Maybe Happy Ending — Vulture · Nov 12, 2024
• Soho Rep Closes Out the House With Give Me Carmelita Tropicana! — Vulture · Nov 10, 2024
• Worlds on the Brink: Walden and A Woman Among Women — Vulture · Nov 07, 2024
• Theater of the Apocalypse — Vulture · Oct 28, 2024
• Kissing by the Book: Connor and Zegler in Romeo & Juliet — Vulture · Oct 24, 2024
• A Madly Showy Sunset Blvd. — Vulture · Oct 20, 2024
• Adam Driver Going Huge: Hold on to Me Darling — Vulture · Oct 16, 2024
• Drama Afloat in Red Hook: The Wind and the Rain — Vulture · Oct 15, 2024
• Truth, Meet Power: Erika Sheffer’s Vladimir — Vulture · Oct 15, 2024
• Stage, Managed: A TV-Star-Driven Our Town — Vulture · Oct 10, 2024
• What’s In a Name? Surface and Substance In The Counter and Dirty Laundry — Vulture · Oct 09, 2024
• Is the Safety Not Guaranteed Musical What You Wish For? — Vulture · Oct 03, 2024
• The Best of All Possible Intentions: Yellow Face and Good Bones — Vulture · Oct 01, 2024
• Doing Less With More: The Hills of California — Vulture · Sep 29, 2024
• Moral Complexity at the Met: Jeanine Tesori’s Grounded — Vulture · Sep 25, 2024
• In Praise of Difficult Women: Medea Re-Versed and Blood of the Lamb — Vulture · Sep 23, 2024
• The Beacon Needs Its Heat Turned Slightly Lower — Vulture · Sep 22, 2024
• Mama Grizzlies Tear Into Lunch in oh, Honey — Vulture · Sep 19, 2024
• The Roommate Barely Unpacks Its Own Boxes — Vulture · Sep 12, 2024
• Counting and Cracking Is a Joyous Generational Square-off — Vulture · Sep 12, 2024
• Apps, Drinks, and Drama at Table 17 — Vulture · Sep 06, 2024
• The Marriage of Figaro, Almost Solo and Fully Alfresco — Vulture · Sep 05, 2024
• 18 Plays and Musicals We Can’t Wait to See This Fall — Vulture · Aug 28, 2024
• Oh, Mary! Is Excellently Uncivil — Vulture · Jul 11, 2024
• Empire: The Musical Stacks Up 102 Stories, Every One a Cliché — Vulture · Jul 11, 2024
• ERS’s Ulysses Is a Little Stately, a Little Plump — Vulture · Jun 30, 2024
• Three-Sister Harmony in Find Me Here — Vulture · Jun 23, 2024
• The Drag-Ball Cats Is Good — Vulture · Jun 20, 2024
• Looking Back at Bad Men: Dark Noon and Pre-Existing Condition — Vulture · Jun 18, 2024
• Can You Teach an Old Sport New Tricks? The Great Gatsby on Broadway. — Vulture · Jun 16, 2024
• Feeling the Illinoise, This Time Through Movement — Vulture · Jun 16, 2024
• A Vintage Satire That Still Has Sting: Purlie Victorious Returns — Vulture · Jun 16, 2024
• Stereophonic Moves to Broadway, and Thunder Happens — Vulture · Jun 16, 2024
• Here’s to Them. Who’s Like Them? Damn Few. — Vulture · Jun 16, 2024
• An Estate That Divides: Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’s Appropriate — Vulture · Jun 16, 2024
• Return of the Musical Rumble: The Outsiders — Vulture · Jun 16, 2024
• Time Out of Mind: The Welkin and Hilma — Vulture · Jun 12, 2024
• Coach Coach Goes to Camp Camp — Vulture · Jun 07, 2024
• Here There Are Blueberries Keeps This Moment at Arm’s Length — Vulture · May 14, 2024
• The Beautiful Oddness of Shimmer and Herringbone — Vulture · May 08, 2024
• The On-and-Off Sparks of The Keep Going Songs — Vulture · May 03, 2024
• Staff Meal Deserves Five Stars on Yelp — Vulture · Apr 28, 2024
• The New Uncle Vanya’s Aims Are Off — Vulture · Apr 24, 2024
• Stomping As They Climb in Jordans — Vulture · Apr 24, 2024
• Putin Has a Lean and Hungry Look in Patriots — Vulture · Apr 22, 2024
• Dancing on the Surface in Cabaret and Orlando — Vulture · Apr 21, 2024
• Living Is Harder: Suffs and Grenfell — Vulture · Apr 18, 2024
• Writing Down the Bones: Sally & Tom — Vulture · Apr 16, 2024
• Look, I Made a Woman: Lempicka — Vulture · Apr 15, 2024
• St. Ronnie the Oblivious: Richard Foreman’s Symphony of Rats — Vulture · Apr 14, 2024
• Not Without Ambition, But … Macbeth (an undoing) — Vulture · Apr 11, 2024
• Always Gets a Replay: The Who’s Tommy — Vulture · Mar 28, 2024
• Grief Hotel, Where You Check In to Yourself — Vulture · Mar 27, 2024
• Becoming Brian Friel: Philadelphia, Here I Come! — Vulture · Mar 24, 2024
• Water for Elephants Is Best When It’s Behind the Times — Vulture · Mar 21, 2024
• In Teeth, Purity Culture Leaves Bite Marks — Vulture · Mar 19, 2024
• Ibsen, Translated Into American: An Enemy of the People — Vulture · Mar 18, 2024
• Love and Brains, Dull and Sharp: The Notebook and The Effect — Vulture · Mar 14, 2024
• Corruption’s Heroes Are Not Serious People — Vulture · Mar 11, 2024
• The Old-Weird-America Pleasures of Dead Outlaw — Vulture · Mar 10, 2024
• Doubt Returns in a Traditionalist Production — Vulture · Mar 07, 2024
• In The Ally, Impossible Conversations We’re All Having — Vulture · Feb 28, 2024
• Fiasco’s Smooth-Sailing Pericles — Vulture · Feb 26, 2024
• Through a Glass, Familiarly: The Hunt — Vulture · Feb 25, 2024
• Sunset Baby’s Troubled Children of the Revolution — Vulture · Feb 20, 2024
• Alone in the Dark: I Love You So Much I Could Die and On Set With Theda Bara — Vulture · Feb 14, 2024
• Two Queens (and Some Dancing): The Apiary — Vulture · Feb 13, 2024
• Too Too Solid: Eddie Izzard’s Hamlet — Vulture · Feb 11, 2024
• The Trouble With Trolls, in Russian Troll Farm — Vulture · Feb 08, 2024
• We’re in This Together: Bark of Millions and The Following Evening — Vulture · Feb 07, 2024
• Quiet Obsessions, Unplugged: Aberdeen and The Animal Kingdom — Vulture · Feb 02, 2024
• Soaring Voices and Plastic Plants in Days of Wine and Roses — Vulture · Jan 28, 2024
• Diary of an Overbooked Theater-Festival Surfer: Week Three — Vulture · Jan 25, 2024
• The Long Zoom of Public Obscenities — Vulture · Jan 24, 2024
• Diary of an Overbooked Theater-Festival Surfer: Week Two — Vulture · Jan 17, 2024
• Diary of an Overbooked Theater-Festival Surfer: Week One — Vulture · Jan 11, 2024
• Can You Put Your Faith in Prayer for the French Republic? — Vulture · Jan 09, 2024
• When the Play’s Not the Thing — Vulture · Dec 15, 2023
• Exhilarating Reactions to a Troubled World — Vulture · Dec 08, 2023
• The Best Theater of 2023 — Vulture · Dec 08, 2023
• Reflections on Lost Lands: Manahatta and Life & Times of Michael K — Vulture · Dec 05, 2023
• The Echo From the Days of ’39: Jen Silverman’s Spain — Vulture · Nov 30, 2023
• At Playwrights Horizons, a Tinge of the Fringe — Vulture · Nov 21, 2023
• Hell’s Kitchen: A Familiar Diary of Alicia Keys — Vulture · Nov 19, 2023
• Who Thought Stoppard Needs More Sex? — Vulture · Nov 17, 2023
• Is Anything Real in Scene Partners? Is Everything? — Vulture · Nov 16, 2023
• Spamalot Returns, and It’s Not Dead Yet — Vulture · Nov 16, 2023
• Navigating the Expanses of Danny and the Deep Blue Sea — Vulture · Nov 14, 2023
• That’s the Idea, Let’s Amuse Each Other! Shannon and Sparks in Waiting for Godot — Vulture · Nov 14, 2023
• Tragic Losses, of Life and Language, in Watch Night and Translations — Vulture · Nov 08, 2023
• What’ll It Be? At FOOD, the End of the World As We Know It. — Vulture · Nov 05, 2023
• Bring a Bucket and a Mop for This Snatch & Tainty — Vulture · Nov 02, 2023
• I Need That Does Not Spark Joy — Vulture · Nov 02, 2023
• The ‘Yes, We Can’ Spirit of Poor Yella Rednecks — Vulture · Nov 01, 2023
• The Box-Checking Work Begins: Merry Me — Vulture · Oct 31, 2023
• Covenant Is Best When It’s At Its Pulpiest — Vulture · Oct 26, 2023
• The Last Midnight: Sondheim and Ives’s ‘Here We Are’ — Vulture · Oct 23, 2023
• Make Like a Tree: Renae Simone Jarrett’s Daphne — Vulture · Oct 23, 2023
• Language As Engine: Helen. and Mahinerator — Vulture · Oct 20, 2023
• How It Went Down, Revised: Salesman之死 and Room, Room, Room … — Vulture · Oct 19, 2023
• A Full, Fierce Day in Sean O’Casey’s Dublin — Vulture · Oct 13, 2023
• Gutenberg! The Musical!’s Broadway Dreams Mostly Come True — Vulture · Oct 12, 2023
• Jaja’s African Hair Braiding, Where the Stories Intertwine Too — Vulture · Oct 03, 2023
• Slapstick and Plague, in Mary Gets Hers — Vulture · Sep 22, 2023
• Did a Bot Write This Review of Prometheus Firebringer? No, and Here’s Why Not. — Vulture · Sep 19, 2023
• Job Pays Off and Clocks Out — Vulture · Sep 18, 2023
• The Mortal Truths of Annie Baker’s Infinite Life — Vulture · Sep 12, 2023
• Shadows and Seams, Both Visible: No Good Things Dwell in the Flesh — Vulture · Sep 10, 2023
• A Tempest in the Park That’s (Mostly) No Thoughts, Just Vibes — Vulture · Aug 30, 2023
• 29 Plays and Musicals We Can’t Wait to See This Fall — Vulture · Aug 22, 2023
• Improv on the Roof, Catharsis in Aisle 5 — Vulture · Aug 18, 2023
• Theater Review: Deep in Red America with Heroes of the Fourth Turning — Vulture · Oct 07, 2019
• Theater Review: Slave Play Nearly Demands a Conversation. So We Had One. — Vulture · Oct 06, 2019
• Theater Review: Freestyle Love Supreme May Not Be Theater, But It’s a Blast — Vulture · Oct 02, 2019
• Theater Review: The Great-Man Theory of The Great Society — Vulture · Oct 01, 2019
• Theater Review: At the Armory, a Mesmerizingly Japanese Antigone — Vulture · Sep 26, 2019
• Theater Review: Mothers, Where the Apocalypse Feels Familiar — Vulture · Sep 25, 2019
• Theater Review: The Moral Downshift of Our Dear Dead Drug Lord — Vulture · Sep 24, 2019
• Theater Review: Slight Drama and Great Performances in The Height of the Storm — Vulture · Sep 24, 2019
• Reviews: Unmagical Realism in Runboyrun, In Old Age, and Sunday — Vulture · Sep 23, 2019
• Theater Review: Wives, in Four Exuberant Feminist Conversations — Vulture · Sep 16, 2019
• The Best and Biggest Theater Performances to See This Fall — Vulture · Sep 06, 2019
• Ivo van Hove on Bringing West Side Story to Broadway — Vulture · Sep 06, 2019
• Theater Review: A Tight New Betrayal — Vulture · Sep 05, 2019
• Theater Review: The Strengths and Weaknesses of a Free Public Hercules — Vulture · Sep 03, 2019
• Theater Review: The Unreal Land of Make Believe — Vulture · Aug 15, 2019
• Theater Review: A Coriolanus Amid the Wreckage — Vulture · Aug 06, 2019
• Theater Review: Moulin Rouge! Is Broadway’s Biggest Karaoke Night — Vulture · Jul 25, 2019
• Theater Review: Halley Feiffer’s Moscow Moscow Is, Like, LOL, Whatevs, Chekhov — Vulture · Jul 18, 2019
• Theater Review: The Rolling Stone Goes for Big Feelings Over Rigor — Vulture · Jul 16, 2019
• In the Green and We’re Only Alive… Are Two More Bursts of Musical-Theater Energy — Vulture · Jun 27, 2019
• Theater Review: The Influence of Anxiety in A Strange Loop — Vulture · Jun 17, 2019
• Theater Review: The Secret Life of Bees Becomes Its Platonic Self — Vulture · Jun 13, 2019
• Theater Review: In the Park, the Warring Wits of Much Ado About Nothing — Vulture · Jun 11, 2019
• Theater Reviews: Limited Young Lives in Nomad Motel and an Adapted Little Women — Vulture · Jun 04, 2019
• Theater: Imperfection and Sincerity in Frankie & Johnny — Vulture · May 30, 2019
• Theater Review: The Well-Scrubbed Drama of Something Clean — Vulture · May 29, 2019
• Theater Review: Continuity, Where Little Hollywood Crises Face Big Global Ones — Vulture · May 21, 2019
• Theater: Octet, by Dave Malloy, Takes Flight on 8-Bit Wings — Vulture · May 20, 2019
• Theater Review: Mac Beth Has a Gap at Its Center — Vulture · May 19, 2019
• Theater Review: Happy Talk Is a Satire Full of Empty Calories — Vulture · May 16, 2019
• Theater Review: Blood Without Guts in Curse of the Starving Class — Vulture · May 13, 2019
• Theater Review: BLKS Would Be Better in 23-Minute Episodes — Vulture · May 09, 2019
• Theater Review: Passage, a Reimagination of E.M. Forster, Goes There — Vulture · May 06, 2019
• Theater Review: The Volcano at the Center of Grief Is the Thing With Feathers — Vulture · Apr 28, 2019
• Theater Review: Beetlejuice Is Best When It’s at Its Most Antic — Vulture · Apr 25, 2019
• Theater Review: Can Tootsie Work When It’s Not 1982? — Vulture · Apr 24, 2019
• Theater Review: In Ink, What’s Black and White and Rupert All Over — Vulture · Apr 24, 2019
• Theater Review: All About the Men in All My Sons — Vulture · Apr 22, 2019
• Theater Review: An Affair Gone Toxic in The Pain of My Belligerence — Vulture · Apr 22, 2019
• Theater Review: Shakespeare, Riffed On Relentlessly, in Gary — Vulture · Apr 21, 2019
• Theater Review: A Transitory Journey to the Recent Past in Hillary and Clinton — Vulture · Apr 18, 2019
• Theater Review: The Songwriting and Storytelling Tours de Force of Hadestown — Vulture · Apr 17, 2019
• Theater Review: Men Behaving Bigly, in Burn This and Socrates — Vulture · Apr 16, 2019
• Theater Review: Counting One’s Way Through 17 Border Crossings — Vulture · Apr 15, 2019
• Theater Review: The Dizzying Whirl of a Messy Texas Family in Plano — Vulture · Apr 13, 2019
• Theater Review: Focus-Group Friction in Mrs. Murray’s Menagerie — Vulture · Apr 08, 2019
• The Brightness (and Badonkadonk) Amid the Menace: Re-Reviewing Oklahoma! — Vulture · Apr 07, 2019
• Theater Review: Once More Into the Storm With King Lear — Vulture · Apr 04, 2019
• Theater Review: John Doyle Strips The Cradle Will Rock Down to the Bare Wood — Vulture · Apr 03, 2019
• Theater Review: The Loopy, Barbed Office Satire of Do You Feel Anger? — Vulture · Apr 02, 2019
• Theater Review: Debating What the Constitution Means to Me — Vulture · Mar 31, 2019
• Theater Review: A Julius Caesar That’s All Noble Ideas — Vulture · Mar 29, 2019
• Theater Review: Turning the Crash Into Entertainment With The Lehman Trilogy — Vulture · Mar 28, 2019
• Theater Review: Ain’t No Mo’ Is a Biting Farce That Takes Flight — Vulture · Mar 27, 2019
• Theater Review: A Temptations Bio-Musical and What Coulda Been — Vulture · Mar 21, 2019
• Theater Review: Suzan-Lori Parks’s White Noise Is Sneakily, Subtly Radical — Vulture · Mar 20, 2019
• Theater Review: Can Kiss Me, Kate Survive a 2019 Gaze? — Vulture · Mar 14, 2019
• Theater Review: Restrained Power in If Pretty Hurts Ugly Must Be a Muhfucka — Vulture · Mar 10, 2019
• Theater Review: Be More Chill Does High-School Drama With Knowing Wickedness — Vulture · Mar 10, 2019
• Review Roundup: At St. Ann’s, The B-Side Gives Voice to Forgotten Men — Vulture · Mar 07, 2019
• Tony Kushner and Heidi Schreck Talk About What the Constitution Means to Me — Vulture · Mar 05, 2019
• Theater Review: Surface Tension by the Pool, in Jeremy O. Harris’s “Daddy” — Vulture · Mar 05, 2019
• Theater Review: Does Superhero Get Off the Ground? — Vulture · Feb 28, 2019
• Theater Review: Creepers in Wonderland, in Alice by Heart — Vulture · Feb 26, 2019
• Theater Review: The Tightly Packed Power of Marys Seacole — Vulture · Feb 25, 2019
• Theater Review: Hurricane Diane, a Tragicomedy of Eco-Collapse — Vulture · Feb 24, 2019
• Theater Review: Fiasco Theater’s Lo-fi Reconstruction of Merrily We Roll Along — Vulture · Feb 19, 2019
• Theater Review: Discovery and Rediscovery in By the Way, Meet Vera Stark — Vulture · Feb 19, 2019
• Theater Review: The Tasteful Goodness of Sea Wall and A Life — Vulture · Feb 15, 2019
• Theater Review: Rage and Love Times 3, in 2 Strindberg Classics and The Light — Vulture · Feb 11, 2019
• Theater Review: A True West That Simmers Instead of Boiling Over — Vulture · Jan 24, 2019
• Theater Review: Eddie and Dave Tries to Get to What’s Real — Vulture · Jan 22, 2019
• Theater Reviews: Northeast Prep and Southern Gothic in Choir Boy and Blue Ridge — Vulture · Jan 08, 2019
• I Make Plays. I Write Criticism. I’m Not My Own Enemy. — Vulture · Dec 27, 2018
• Aaron Sorkin’s To Kill a Mockingbird Adaptation Walks the Walk — Vulture · Dec 13, 2018
• Theater Review: Slave Play Blends the Terrifying and the Tantalizing — Vulture · Dec 10, 2018
• Sara Holdren’s 10 Best Theater Productions of 2018 — Vulture · Dec 07, 2018
• Theater Review: Can a Cooled-Down Network Bring the Heat? — Vulture · Dec 06, 2018
• Theater Review: How Over-the-Top Should The Cher Show Be? — Vulture · Dec 03, 2018
• Theater Review: A Soft-Edged Production of Tom Stoppard’s The Hard Problem — Vulture · Nov 19, 2018
• Theater Review: The Prom, Where Theater Geeks Belt Away Without Shame — Vulture · Nov 15, 2018
• Theater Review: Raúl Esparza Makes a Hard-to-Resist Arturo Ui — Vulture · Nov 14, 2018
• Theater Review: The Minor-Key K-Pop of Wild Goose Dreams — Vulture · Nov 14, 2018
• Is Mike Birbiglia’s The New One a Broadway Show or Standup? Our Critics Discuss. — Vulture · Nov 11, 2018
• Theater Review: Is Will Eno’s Thom Pain (based on nothing) Still Revolutionary? — Vulture · Nov 11, 2018
• Theater Review: Eve’s Song, Long on Relevance and Short on Dramatic Craft — Vulture · Nov 08, 2018
• Theater Review: King Kong, Who’s There? — Vulture · Nov 08, 2018
• Theater Review: The Thanksgiving Play Is All Stuffing, No Heart — Vulture · Nov 05, 2018