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From left, Zachary Levi as Georg, Laura Benanti as Amalia, Michael McGrath as Sipos and Nicholas Barasch as Arpad with Jane Krakowski, on the floor, as Ilona.
From left, Zachary Levi as Georg, Laura Benanti as Amalia, Michael McGrath as Sipos and Nicholas Barasch as Arpad with Jane Krakowski, on the floor, as Ilona. Sara Krulwich/The New York Times
'She Loves Me' Is a Daydream of the Ordinary
By BEN BRANTLEY
The 1963 musical set in a 1930s perfume shop in Budapest has been rapturously revived by the Roundabout Theater Company.
 
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Reviews
From left: Susannah Flood, Carter Hudson, Kati Brazda and Steve Key in the
'The Effect,' About Falling in Love While Taking Antidepressants
By BEN BRANTLEY
Lucy Prebble's play at the Barrow Street Theater centers on a young man and woman who question their emotions during a four-week pharmaceutical trial.
Marin Ireland plays a Polish immigrant in New Jersey in Martyna Majok's
'Ironbound' Stars Marin Ireland as a Struggling Immigrant
By CHARLES ISHERWOOD
The New York stage veteran Marin Ireland gives a performance of beautiful complexity in Martyna Majok's quietly gripping play.
From left, John Krasinski, Hank Azaria and Claire Danes in
'Dry Powder,' a High-Finance Comedy Drama
By CHARLES ISHERWOOD
Claire Danes and John Krasinski are rival partners at a private equity firm in Sarah Burgess's play about shenanigans in the world of big money.
Steven Pasquale in the musical
'The Robber Bridegroom' Is Heavy on the Twang
By BEN BRANTLEY
This Alex Timbers revival includes a bluegrass band and a rogues' gallery of oddball comic performers in this musical based on a Eudora Welty novella.
From left, Kate Thulin, Jack Ellis and Mike Swift in the play
'Wolf in the River,' Adam Rapp's Latest Tale of the Dysfunctional and Dispossessed
By BEN BRANTLEY
This new play, performed by the Bats, the Flea Theater's resident company, centers on a wistful 16-year-old surrounded by a feral and violent clan.
 
News and Features
Sara Bareilles at Cafe Habana in Manhattan.
Sara Bareilles Takes Her Slice of Broadway With 'Waitress'
By LORNE MANLY
The singer-songwriter is part of a new twist in musical theater: pop stars trying to make the leap to Broadway.
Steve Martin and Edie Brickell at the Cort Theater.
Steve Martin and Edie Brickell on the Hard Work Behind 'Bright Star' on Broadway
By DAVE ITZKOFF
The show, which will open at the Cort Theater, tells a sincere story and features a bluegrass band.
David Tennant, center, in the Royal Shakespeare Company's production of
David Tennant, a Former Doctor Who, Dons a Monarch's Crown
By MIKE HALE
Mr. Tennant plays the lead in "Richard II," part of a tetralogy of Shakespeare historical plays coming to the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
Deirdre O'Connell
Deirdre O'Connell, Theater's Master of the Melancholy Mom
By ERIK PIEPENBURG
Ms. O'Connell, now starring in the play "The Way West," has walked emotionally fraught terrain with subtlety and ferocity over some 40 years as an actress.
Shakespeare's Globe Is Winding Up a 'Hamlet' World Tour
By CHRISTOPHER D. SHEA
Playing in small venues and to people who may never have seen professional actors, this London theater has taken a pared-down "Hamlet" to about 200 countries.
 
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Critics' Picks
'Ideation,' About an Office Team's Morally Disturbing New Project
By LAURA COLLINS-HUGHES

Annette O'Toole, dancing, center left, with Jeff McCarthy in
In 'Southern Comfort,' a Family Not Bound by Blood
By CHARLES ISHERWOOD

Timothy Olyphant, left, and C.J. Wilson in
Kenneth Lonergan's 'Hold On to Me Darling,' a Study of Bad Faith (and Behavior)
By BEN BRANTLEY

A scene from the musical spoof
Mayhem! Gambling! Disco! In 'Disaster!' It's All There for the Spoofing
By CHARLES ISHERWOOD

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