Zoglin, TIME’s theater critic and a former assistant managing editor, is the author of Comedy at the Edge: How Stand-up in the 1970s Changed America
“Immersive” theater is hot, and on display in two terrific off-Broadway musicals
TIME Theater Critic Richard Zoglin offers his analysis of this year’s Tony nominees
The Broadway season ends with a spate of one-person shows — two of them terrific
Nathan Lane shines, but the play that brings him back to Broadway is another disappointment
The new import from London is a children’s show for everyone
Playing a rumpled newspaperman, Hollywood’s everyman has found a perfect vehicle — if not the perfect play
A musical about 10 people standing around a truck? It’s not ‘A Chorus Line’
It’s new to Broadway. But has the team’s famous TV musical been improved?
A couple’s marriage unravels in Amy Herzog’s dark, draining, masterly new play
In a revamped second season, the NBC backstage soap opera is still bad, just in different ways
