Hayley Levitt

Mabou Mines mounts Beckett’s lesser-known work as part of the Under the Radar festival. For all their overlapping themes of isolation and despair, Samuel Beckett’s plays—the ones audiences know best—are visually distinct. Iconic even. Pals in bowler hats?... See more

Jennifer Blackmer’s play about the inventor of the first home pregnancy test runs at AMT Theater. A corporate zombie hovers over a woman as she nervously holds pen to paper. “Sign here, please,” says the shill. “It’s a standard contract. Nothing to be afr... See more

The Tony-winning Old Vic production returns to New York at the Perelman Performing Arts Center. Festive fiddling. Tight-harmony wassailing. Tony-nominated actors lobbing gingerbread cookies and clementines at you. The charm of playwright Jack Thorne and d... See more

American Dance Machine and the York Theatre present this revue of iconic dance numbers by Bob Fosse, Jerome Robbins, and more. Since its premiere in 1959, Broadway has seen six productions of Gypsy—but only one without Jerome Robbins’s original choreograp... See more

Ethan Lipton adapts Wilder’s The Skin of Our Teeth as a new musical at the Public Theater. By the time Thornton Wilder had opened The Skin of Our Teeth in 1942, the world had already ended a few times throughout history. Judging by his lemniscate of a pla... See more