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Tom Stoppard

  1. theater review
    Who Thought Stoppard Needs More Sex?Bedlam’s Arcadia falls into an easy trap.
    By Sara Holdren
  2. theater review
    Tom Stoppard Imagines His Family’s Mostly Forgotten PastLeopoldstadt recounts 50 years—including the darkest ones—in the lives of a Viennese family.
    By Naveen Kumar
  3. theater review
    Theater Review: A Soft-Edged Production of Tom Stoppard’s The Hard ProblemTom Stoppard’s first new play in a decade gets a production that’s a little cuddlier than we’re accustomed to.
    By Sara Holdren
  4. theater review
    Theater Review: The Travesties I’ve Been Waiting Decades to SeeRevisiting Tom Stoppard’s spectacular, dazzling intellectual swordplay.
    By Sara Holdren
  5. theater
    Theater Review: Don’t Fear the Banter of The Real ThingWit gets a bad rap, and it shouldn’t.
    By Jesse Green
  6. Theater Review: Tom Stoppard’s Indian Ink Still Leaves Marks“Second-tier Tom Stoppard but excellent by almost any other standard.”
    By Jesse Green
  7. theater
    Maggie Gyllenhaal to Make Her Broadway DebutIn The Real Thing.
    By Amanda Dobbins
  8. broadway
    Ewan McGregor Headed to BroadwayIn a revival of Tom Stoppard’s The Real Thing.
    By Amanda Dobbins
  9. theater
    Shakespeare in Love Likely Headed to the StageA play of a movie about a play.
    By Amanda Dobbins
  10. stage dive
    Theater Review: An Exquisite Revival of Arcadia Could Use a Wee Bit MoreThe revival of Tom Stoppard’s tantalizingly unrequited romance between mind and body both charms and challenges its audience. And also, one senses, its cast.
    By Scott Brown
  11. the take
    Where Did ‘The Golden Compass’ Go Astray? And Was Tom Stoppard’s Original Script a Masterpiece?We got our hands on two early drafts of the screenplay and figured out why the movie wound up a failure.
  12. in the magazine
    Brian Cox Calls Out American Theater: ‘Great Television Drama’“I always find the American theater is slightly locked in the nineteenth century.”
  13. kudos
    Tony Voters Speak: The Critic
  14. the industry
    Batten Down the Scenery: De Niro, Pacino Back Together
  15. last night’s gig
    Overheard: What Did You Think of ‘Coast of Utopia’?