Matthew Wexler

Cat Cohen turns a stroke and a hole in her heart into a sharp, funny Off-Broadway solo show at the Lucille Lortel.

One critic's neighbors have not recovered from a week of 'Les Mis' earworms. Here's what the arena concert spectacular gets right.

Agosto Machado spent decades building altars to a vanished queer New York. Find his tribute inside the Whitney Biennial before August 23.

The end of summer brings an eclectic mix, including a revival, Shakespeare, a two-hander by the late Terrence McNally, and a world premiere.

1 Minute Critic founder Matthew Wexler on Playhouse Square, memories of his father, and how a childhood at the theater made him a critic.

Rehearsal footage is everywhere on Broadway right now. One critic asks if theater's best trick—surprise—is getting spoiled.

Lena Dunham, Carly Rae Jepsen, and Christopher Wheeldon's '10 Things I Hate About You' musical has a Broadway date.

Toronto's Bywater Call turned a free blues festival into a superfan factory. Here's what happened at Pier 76.

David Sedaris swapped an elf gig for the Upper East Side. His new book shows what that cost his humor.

Sara Bareilles's new album 'Good Grief' arrives Aug. 28. A listening event at Rock and Soul turned into something more personal.