Robert Hofler is a Theater Critic at TheWrap. He specializes in reviewing Broadway and Off Broadway shows, contributing to the arts and entertainment landscape with his insights on plays and musicals. Hofler's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo Sports Canada, The Daily Beast, and MSN, showcasing his extensive expertise in the theater domain.
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Robert Hofler's coverage is exclusively dedicated to theater reviews, focusing on Broadway and Off-Broadway productions. He would be interested in pitches related to upcoming plays or musicals, especially those with unique or innovative elements that could make for compelling reviews.
Given his focus on reviewing specific productions, he may appreciate pitches suggesting behind-the-scenes access or exclusive interviews with actors, directors, or producers involved in the shows he covers. Additionally, offering insights into the creative process of developing these performances could capture his interest.
While Robert does not have a specified geographic focus, his coverage leans heavily towards New York-based theater productions. Therefore, relevant pitches should prioritize events and developments within this region's theatrical landscape.
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By: Robert Hofler
It's big and loud, but this new musical is no "Rocky Horror Show"
By: Robert Hofler
It's big and loud, but this new musical is no "Rocky Horror Show" It's not great news for your new vampire musical when a half-century-old vampire musical comes off a lot wilder.
By: Robert Hofler
Jack Holden and Ed Stambollouian present a very British look at a very American criminal in their play “Kenrex,” which opened Sunday at the Lucille Lortel Theatre after multiple runs in London.
It was a great Broadway season for play revivals, not so wonderful for new works. Off Broadway offered a far richer offering of new plays and musicals.
By: Robert Hofler
It's the white stocking cap. Hiran Abeysekera wears one when his Hamlet makes that cold but scuttled boat trip from Denmark to England.
By: Robert Hofler
There's often a big problem with little plays, those that clock in at 90 minutes or less. While audiences like getting home early, it could be asked of them, “Why didn't you just stay home?”
By: Robert Hofler
Katie Finneran stars in Adam Bock's new dark comedy, which teases without delivering a much-needed second act.
By: Robert Hofler
When a playwright tells a truly great story, it's often difficult to review what's happening on stage.
Sure-thing winners and toss-up contests will dominate the 79th Tony Awards at Radio City Music Hall on Sunday
By: Robert Hofler
The 1983 Broadway musical is pretty tired, except when Porter and Brady are on stage together, which is often
