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Pippin (Broadway)  Sensational revival (NY Post); Beautifully buoyant, intoxicatingly sensual revival (Back Stage); Eye-popping, jaw-dropping extravaganza (Time Out NY); A wonder to behold (Hollywood Reporter)
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I'll Eat You Last (Broadway) 
A delectable soufflé (NY Times); Funny but vaporously thin (NY Daily News); Wickedly entertaining (NY Post); Lazy writing and acting (Back Stage) more |
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The Trip To Bountiful (Broadway)
Generally sluggish (NY Times); Make sure you have tissues handy (NY Post); Not-to-be-missed (Back Stage); Doesn't, ultimately, amount to much (Record)
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Macbeth (Broadway) 
A case of diminishing returns (NYDN); A star vehicle driving in circles (NY Post); Edges close to being a stunt (Record); It sheds no fresh light on the drama (Newsroom Jersey) more |
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The Assembled arties (Broadway)
In a word, charming (NY Times); Warm-hearted but wispy (NY Daily News); Entertaining and humane (Back Stage); As unexpectedly affecting as it is entertaining (Hollywood Reporter) more |
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The Big Knife (Broadway) 
Sluggish, soulless revival (NY Times); A blunt instrument (NYDN); Harrowing emotional devastation (Back Stage); A big helping of stale cheese (Newsroom Jersey) more |
