Musical Theatre Reviews - Cabaret Scenes

The Color Purple

There was always a palpable mix of joy and pain in The Color Purple.

Rhythm alone is not enough to make On Your Feet! a meaningful Broadway musical.

I applaud the determination of the the surviving co-creators to put the material in the best possible shape.

Michael Caizzi commanded the stage from beginning to end with an authority that is rare to find among college player.

I give lots of credit to Paper Mill Playhouse, which has courageously launched its new season with a wholly original musical.

Show Boat is, quite simply, the best production that the Westchester Broadway dinner theater has mounted in years.

There is a lot of old-fashioned charm here to be sure.

Bringing in the beauty of American Sign Language adds pure poetry to the drama and music.

The key to Hamilton's success is Lin-Manuel Miranda.

Imagine, if you will, a lovely musical theater piece that holds appeal for both children and adults.