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October 20, 2025

October 15, 2025

Theatrely's Off-Broadway review of Samuel Beckett's Endgame at the Irish Arts Center from Druid Theatre Company in New York City.

Andrew Martini

October 29, 2025

Theatrely's Off-Broadway review of Romy & Michele The Musical at Stage 42 starring Laura Bell Bundy and Kara Lindsay in New York City.

Joey Sims

October 16, 2025

Theatrely's Broadway review of Ragtime at Lincoln Center Theatre in New York City.

Andrew Martini

October 15, 2025

Theatrely's Off-Broadway review of Caroline at MCC Theater in New York City starring Chloë Grace Moretz

Juan A. Ramirez

September 29, 2025

Theatrely's Broadway review of Punch by James Graham at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre home to Manhattan Theatre Club in New York City

Juan A. Ramirez

September 28, 2025

Theatrely's Broadway review of Samuel Beckett's Waiting For Godot starring Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter and directed by Jamie Lloyd at the Hudson Theatre in New York City.

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Juan A. Ramirez

March 18, 2021

In Romeo y Julieta, the Public Theater’s latest foray into audio plays, she proves that a rose in any other medium (and language) smells and sounds as sweet. Unfortunately, her rose is surrounded by the thorns of misguided intentions.

Kobi Kassal

March 18, 2021

The Conjurors' Club is a new interactive experience from the American Repertory Theater which brings magicians right into your living room.

Kobi Kassal

March 16, 2021

Turned on its head for our digitally obsessed brains by writer Henry Filloux-Bennett, The Picture of Dorian Gray lives on in an imaginative new adaptation that brings the musings of Wilde right into modern day.

Zack Reiser

March 14, 2021

GHBoy’s ambitions are admirable in how it tries to address many misconceptions surround gay culture, and specifically gay hookup culture: drug use, casual sex, the stigma of HIV positivity, and more. But just when you think GHBoy is going to say something profound about any one of these topics we immediately move on

Lara McCallister

March 10, 2021

"The Pink Unicorn" at SpeakEasy Stage allows one to step out of their own worldview and learn the power that love and support can have on a child’s life.

Kobi Kassal

March 8, 2021

Theresa Rebeck’s landmark one-woman show Bad Dates has been deliciously translated to the virtual screen as part of George Street Playhouse digital season.

Alan Koolik

March 5, 2021

The Barn Theatre, based in Cirencester, is breaking the mold for virtual theatre yet again with their production of The Secret Society of Leading Ladies. Part concert, part choose-your-own-adventure, this short performance packs a punch that will undoubtedly leave audiences satisfied.

Zack Reiser

March 1, 2021

As we approach one year of staying at home because of the pandemic it can be hard to see the wonder and amazement in the everyday things around us. Magician Dan White has tried–and succeeded–to bring back that sense of excitement in his virtual magic show The Magician Online.

Katie Dye

February 25, 2021

Part immersive theatre, part computer game, and part choose-your-own-adventure story, The immersive groundbreaking company Les Enfants Terribles present Sherlock Holmes: An Online Adventure. In “The Case of the Hung Parliament,” three members of Parliament have been murdered and it appears as though the Prime Minister is next!

Lara McCallister

February 18, 2021

Meaningful connections and deep conversations are something even the most introverted of us crave during this seemingly never-ending pandemic. Social Alchemix Live! aims to remedy this collective loneliness by engaging in thought-provoking and reflective exchanges.

Katie Dye

February 17, 2021

Our review of The Color Purple from Curve Leicester in association with Birmingham Hippodrome.

Juan A. Ramirez

February 5, 2021

The first episode of "Tiger Style!" from the Huntington Theatre Company and Boston's GBH dropped this week, Juan A. Ramirez reviewed it for Theatrely.

Zack Reiser

February 4, 2021

Patrick Page teaches and performs marvelous villainy in Shakespeare Theatre Company's All The Devils Are Here: How Shakespeare Invented The Villain.

Kobi Kassal

February 1, 2021

Hi, Are You Single?, from Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company in association with IAMA Theatre Company, is the perfect vehicle for Haddad to take us along his romantic journey in what is one of the most touching and poignant pieces of theatre this critic has seen throughout quarantine.

Kobi Kassal

January 31, 2021

Notable filmmaker and cookbook author Sri Rao's "Bollywood Kitchen" is now playing, via Zoom, at The Geffen Playhouse produced in association with Hypokrit Theatre Company. Read what we thought of the immersive cooking experience.

Kobi Kassal

January 20, 2021

Derek Delgaudio’s In & Of Itself, a Hulu Special Event, arrives on the streaming platform Friday, January 22.

Nolan Boggess

January 9, 2021

The production, part of The Public Theater’s 2021 Under the Radar Festival, reveals little to its two audience members before it begins. I was told to call a number at a certain time, where I would find a stranger on the other end.

Kobi Kassal

January 8, 2021

If anything can be said, it’s that this pandemic has fostered creativity like never before, and nowhere is that more apparent than in New Ohio Theatre for the Young Mind’s Journey Around My Bedroom. The downtown venue’s family oriented programming team came together, albeit physically distanced online, and produced a beautiful jewel box of a play.

Juan A. Ramirez

December 28, 2020

With a cast of thirteen, it is the most ambitious of Williamstown Theatre Festival’s audio-only season, and the cast and crew pull it off brilliantly.

Juan A. Ramirez

December 17, 2020

Critic Juan A. Ramirez explores Stacy Osei-Kuffour's world premiere play "Animals", part of Williamstown Theatre Festival's Audible season.

Kobi Kassal

December 16, 2020

After the wildly successful conclusion to "The Present", which closed in October after a six month run, Guimarães has once again teamed up with Hollywood director Frank Marshall to bring what this critic finds to be the most exciting piece of virtual theatre born in this era of COVID-19.

Nolan Boggess

December 13, 2020

The play, commissioned specifically for a digital platform, is the latest offering from PlayCo and Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, in association with American Repertory Theater, Guthrie Theater, and Oregon Shakespeare Festival.

Zack Reiser

December 12, 2020

"Sing Your Hallelujah" might not be the holliest jolliest concert of the holidays, but it might be the balm we need to heal from an eventful year and move into 2021 with a renewed spirit.

Kobi Kassal

December 9, 2020

In Homeschool Musical: Class of 2020, streaming on HBO Max starting December 17, World of Wonder, Benanti, and their team introduce seven talented graduated high school seniors in what is one of the most feel good hours of entertainment I have experienced this year.

Juan A. Ramirez

December 8, 2020

Tony winner Susan Stroman directs a talented cast including Anna Chlumsky, David Corenswet, Stephen Kunken and more in Anna Ziegler's "Photograph 51" on chemist Rosalind Franklin.

Juan A. Ramirez

December 4, 2020

In socially-distanced lieu of a staged production, the Williamstown Theatre Festival has released what was to be the crown jewel of their season as what is, essentially, a radio play, produced in tandem with Audible.

Kobi Kassal

November 30, 2020

"The Prom" is Ryan Murphy’s love letter to Broadway and musical theatre lovers everywhere. He delivers a wonderful, and at times heart wrenching, tale of acceptance and love. Premieres on Netflix December 11.

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Druid’s ENDGAME Is Too Warm for the Apocalypse — Review

Exclusive: First Listen to "Mama's Done With Sweet" from BRONCO BILLY

Megan Hilty Sets Final Performance At DEATH BECOMES HER, Betsy Wolfe Will Join Company As Madeline Ashton

A Glorious RAGTIME Is Finally Back On Broadway — Review

Aya Cash, Elliot Levey, and Rachael Stirling Join John Lithgow In GIANT On Broadway

Finding The Beauty In CAROLINE — Review

Megan Hilty Sets Final Performance At DEATH BECOMES HER, Betsy Wolfe Will Join Company As Madeline Ashton

Aya Cash, Elliot Levey, and Rachael Stirling Join John Lithgow In GIANT On Broadway

Oliver Tompsett and Samantha Barks Will Star in Stage Adaptation of THE GREATEST SHOWMAN

Druid’s ENDGAME Is Too Warm for the Apocalypse — Review

ROMY & MICHELE: THE MUSICAL Finds The Camp — Review

A Glorious RAGTIME Is Finally Back On Broadway — Review

Finding The Beauty In CAROLINE — Review

PUNCH: Redemption and Runarounds — Review

A Rather Excellent WAITING FOR GODOT — Review

ROMEO Y JULIETA Gets Lost in Translation at Public Theater — Review

THE CONJURORS’ CLUB at A.R.T. Brings Magic To Your Homes — Review

THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY Is Now Digital for the Modern World — Review

Paul Harvard’s GHBoy Doesn’t Reach the Highs It Aims To Portray — Review

THE PINK UNICORN Shines Bright at SpeakEasy Stage in Boston — Review

BAD DATES is Good Fun at George Street Playhouse — Review

THE SECRET SOCIETY OF LEADING LADIES Puts You In The Driver’s Seat — Review

Dan White’s THE MAGICIAN ONLINE Soars With Wonder — Review

SHERLOCK HOLMES: AN ONLINE ADVENTURE Invites You To Solve The Clues — Review

SOCIAL ALCHEMIX LIVE! Aims To Bring The Conversations To You

THE COLOR PURPLE Shines at Curve Leicester — Review

TIGER STYLE! Redeems Itself as an Audio Play - Review

Patrick Page Decodes Villainy in ALL THE DEVILS ARE HERE - Review

HI, ARE YOU SINGLE? Shines at Woolly Mammoth — Review

BOLLYWOOD KITCHEN at the Geffen Playhouse is a Delicious Treat — Review

DEREK DELGAUDIO'S IN & OF ITSELF Captivates on Hulu — Review

Under The Radar Festival's A THOUSAND WAYS is an Incredible Exercise in Intimacy — Review

New Ohio Theatre's JOURNEY AROUND MY BEDROOM Delights — Review

CHONBURI is a Welcomed Oasis on Audible — Review

Audible’s ANIMALS Need To Be Tamed — Review

THE FUTURE Astounds at The Geffen Playhouse — Review

THIS IS WHO I AM Cooks Up A Deeply Moving New Work — Review

Shoshana Bean’s SING YOUR HALLELUJAH Spreads Holiday Joy — Review

Laura Benanti’s HOMESCHOOL MUSICAL on HBO Max Brings Pure Joy To A Dismal Year — Review

PHOTOGRAPH 51 is Better Heard Than Seen on Audible — Review

Audible's STREETCAR Stops Just Short of Desire — Review

Ryan Murphy’s “The Prom” Dazzles on Netflix — Review