Category: Theater
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Bill Irwin Plays Sick, and Molière Gets the Last Laugh
Roundabout’s The Imaginary Invalid, adapted by and starring Bill Irwin, with Rachel Bloom in her Broadway debut, opens Oct. 22 at the Todd Haimes Theatre. A clown, a hypochondriac and a very old joke about doctors.
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‘Welcome, You Perverts’: Duncan Sheik’s Last Musical Opens in Chelsea
Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen, the immersive musical with a score by the late Duncan Sheik, opened Oct. 15 at the Culture Club to decidedly mixed reviews. Here is what the critics said, and what they couldn’t quite say.
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Hiddleston, Atwell and the Season’s Priciest Bickering: ‘Much Ado’ Comes to Broadway
Jamie Lloyd’s West End Much Ado About Nothing, starring Tom Hiddleston and Hayley Atwell, begins previews at the Winter Garden on Oct. 31 for a ten-week run. It is, for better or worse, the season’s event.
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Two Houses in the West: Broadway’s Fall Opens With Palm Springs Secrets and a Palisades Ruin
Sunday, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and company open “Other Desert Cities” at the Hudson; Wednesday, Billy Crystal opens “860,” named for the house the fires took. A week of Broadway homecomings, with real estate as the subtext.
