The Feingold Column: That ‘Fiddler’ Incident by Michael Feingold

A drunk yells, a panic starts, a columnist worries. Should he? The post The Feingold Column: That ‘Fiddler’ Incident appeared first on New York Stage Review.

The Feingold Column: A Great Playwright’s Odyssey by Michael Feingold

The late María Irene Fornés wandered through many forms, rewriting the rules as she went The post The Feingold Column: A Great Playwright’s Odyssey appeared first on New York Stage Revie…

The Feingold Column: How Can Theater Confront Its Past? by Michael Feingold

Recent revivals of problematic classics such as Carousel and My Fair Lady recognize a problem but don’t solve it The post The Feingold Column: How Can Theater Confront Its Past? appeared f…

The Feingold Column: Doing Without Theater by Michael Feingold

In his debut column for New York Stage Review, the longtime Village Voice critic reflects on a season of no playgoing The post The Feingold Column: Doing Without Theater appeared first on Ne…

Respecting 'Allegiance': Unsuccessful Shows Close; Other Kinds of Failure Enjoy Long Runs | Village Voice by Michael Feingold

The new Broadway musical Allegiance has posted its closing notice and will be vacating the Longacre Theatre on February 14. This makes me sad — not because I had a particularly good time a…

Paul Weitz's Trust Is a Lame Game by Michael Feingold

The playwright serves up another savorless meringue

Cherry Jones Sails Through Mrs. Warren's Profession; Lee Hall Mines The Pitmen Painters by Michael Feingold

The class menagerie on Broadway

Gatz Tries a Novel Approach to Fitzgerald by Michael Feingold

Tendered is the text in ERS's latest show

Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, La Bete, and A Life in the Theatre--Second Helpings on 45th Street by Michael Feingold

A fake Andrew Jackson and a fake Moliere join a real Patrick Stewart on Broadway

The Language Archive and Driving Miss Daisy Offer Bittersweet Fables by Michael Feingold

A new play from Julia Cho, an old one from Alfred Uhry

The Millennium Recedes: Looking Back at Angels in America by Michael Feingold

The Signature Theatre and Michael Grief remount Tony Kushner's seminal play

Leftists, Ladies, and Lenders--After the Revolution, Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, and The Merchant of Venice by Michael Feingold

New work from Amy Herzog and Jeffrey Lane and David Yazbek; plus Shakespeare hits Broadway

A Free Man of Color and The Coward Cannonball Into 18th-Century History by Michael Feingold

Finishing the Hat--the Lyrics and Kvetches of Stephen Sondheim by Michael Feingold

The Broadway composer looks back at the first decades of his career

Lay of the Land and Let Them Eat Cake Draw the Battle Lines by Michael Feingold

Return of the downtowners--new work from Tim Miller and Holly Hughes

Uncle Tom's Cabin Shows What American Culture Was—And Maybe Still Is by Michael Feingold

The Metropolitan Playhouse revives the Harriet Beecher Stowe classic

Three Pianos Hits All the Right Notes by Michael Feingold

A delightful show at NYTW gives theatergoers a chance to drink to Schubert--and with him

Edward Albee, Judith Malina, and the Soul of Off-Broadway by Michael Feingold

The reopening of the Provincetown Playhouse helps theater (and a critic) look both backward and onward

A Small Fire Blazes Up at Playwrights Horizons by Michael Feingold

Great actors give birth to a new play by Adam Bock

Green Eyes Checks In by Michael Feingold

A Tennessee Williams obscurity gets staged at the Hudson Hotel

Ellen Stewart (1919-2011) by Michael Feingold

Remembering the woman who helped invent downtown theater

Romulus Linney (1931-2011) by Michael Feingold

The theater loses a true American playwright

Other Desert Cities, Where the Family Business Is Deception by Michael Feingold

Jon Robin Baitz heads to Palm Springs for his new play

The Walk Across America for Mother Earth Would Make Ellen Stewart Smile by Michael Feingold

Taylor Mac and crew hoof it West in nice costumes

The New York Idea--Engaged With Divorce by Michael Feingold

David Auburn tries revamping a century-old American play for the Atlantic Theater

The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore Gets a Rare Revival by Michael Feingold

Tennessee Williams heads off to Sicily

Lost in the Stars Sings South African Tragedy by Michael Feingold

Encores! revives Kurt Weill and Maxwell Anderson's adaptation of Cry, the Beloved Country

The Three Sisters Gets a Solid Classic Stage Company Production by Michael Feingold

Maggie Gyllenhaal and sibs still don't get to Moscow

Spider-Man? Turn Off the Kvetch. by Michael Feingold

Our critic leaves Peter Parker hanging

A.R. Gurney Goes Black Tie by Michael Feingold

A wedding comedy from the veteran playwright

Interviewing the Audience Chats You Up by Michael Feingold

The Vineyard Theatre's new show takes its format from Spalding Gray