How Do You Stage AI? Disruption Has an Answer.
Andrew Stein's Disruption at the Pershing Square Signature Theatre transforms AI anxiety into a visually dazzling, darkly funny thriller that feels unmistakably of this moment.
This Play Thinks Getting a Job Is the Ultimate Betrayal
A sharp political satire set inside a snowed-in Williamsburg apartment, Chapter Meeting delivers big laughs and strong performances, even if its ambitious script could use a tighter edit.
Raising a Glass to Oil & Whiskey: A Fresh Take on Musical Theater
Blending the energy of a Nashville concert with the intimacy of Off-Broadway, Oil & Whiskey delivers powerhouse vocals, heartfelt performances, and a fresh take on musical theater. Playing beneath the West Bank Cafe at the Laurie Beechman Theater, this country-infused production proves that two seemingly different worlds can make beautiful music together.
The Cast Soars, but A Walk on the Moon Never Takes Flight
A Walk on the Moon boasts a gifted cast, beautiful vocal performances, and an appealing score, but an unsympathetic central character and a familiar story leave this musical adaptation struggling to justify its existence.