- March 13, 2000 | Theater Review
- "The Tale of the Allergist's Wife"
- March 13, 2000 | Theater Review
- Heavenly Hash
"The Eternal Road" is a three-and-a-half-hour trudge over far too many potholes.
- March 13, 2000 | Theater Review
- "The Torch-Bearers"
- March 6, 2000 | Theater Review
- Love Canal
"The Time of the Cuckoo," a wry fifties-era play about sex and marriage among Americans in Venice, is still fresh half a century later.
- March 6, 2000 | Theater Review
- "The Wild Party"
- March 6, 2000 | Classical Music Review
- Some Like It Tepid
The Met finally puts on Franz Lehár's effervescent operetta "The Merry Widow" -- but stolid rather than blithe is the dispiriting result.
- March 6, 2000 | Theater Review
- "Two Sisters and a Piano"
- February 28, 2000 | Theater Review
- Broadway Bound
Scuttled en route to its opening 45 years ago, Stephen Sondheim's "Saturday Night" is finally unveiled -- full of promise and the riches to come.
- February 28, 2000 | Theater Review
- Encores!
"On a Clear Day You Can See Forever"
- February 21, 2000 | Theater Review
- P-Shaw!
In this precious travesty staged by Roger Rees, Bernard Shaw's "Arms and the Man" is both disarmed and unmanned