Alice in Wonderland
Not that there was any doubt that, when it came to restaging the 1865 Lewis Carroll classic for a 21st century sensibility, Tim Burton would be the man for the job. More »

Brooklyn's Finest
The stories of the three cops at the center of "Brooklyn's Finest" aren't so much interweaving narratives as they are bullets fired from different angles at the same target. More »

The Crazies
This spirited yet faithful George Romero remake has the makings of a certified hit More »

NY Review: 'Top Secret: The Battle for the Pentagon Papers'
The undeniably dramatic true story of a great struggle for American freedom of the press seems awfully dry, coming across as theater that's good for you rather than good theater. More »

Norma Doesmen
This infantile spoof of "Sunset Boulevard" aims for the lowest common denominator. More »

When the Rain Stops Falling
Contrived plotting mars this tale of multigenerational misery in an Anglo-Australian clan, but David Cromer's direction and a sterling ensemble keep it from being a total washout. More »

Slaughter City
Only a playwright as talented as Naomi Wallace could craft a work set in a slaughterhouse that is this lyrical and creative. More »

Pool (No Water)
It’s more than a coincidence that Dave Barton’s staging of this 2006 black comedy, which concerns the aftermath of a famed artist’s horrible accident, comes off like a piece of performance art. More »

The Story of My Life
Neil Bartram and Brian Hill's 2009 chamber musical is a poignant two-hander exploring the joys and disappointments of a long-term friendship. More »