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Christopher Walken gives a bizarre, kooky, and captivating star turn in Martin McDonagh's blood-soaked black comedy. ... More »
Once word is out on the Transport Group's sensational site-specific production of Mart Crowley's landmark play, tick... More »
The quicker this exuberant, funny, and touching musical show with a societal message bursts out of these cramped qua... More »

Movie / TV Reviews
Green Zone
Somehow the Iraq movie canon keeps growing. Now Paul Greengrass enters the fray with "Green Zone," a film that is part action flick, part political thriller, and all fail. More »

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 »

NY Theatre Reviews
NY Review: 'The Scottsboro Boys'
First the good news: The score for "The Scottsboro Boys," the final collaboration of the legendary Kander and Ebb, is a strong one, containing songs as good as any they've given us. More »

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 »

LA Theatre Reviews
Dolores and North of Providence
With Carly Simon's wistful pop ballads in the background and a glimpse into the a low-rent Rhode Island apartment, the stage is set for an evening of Edward Allan Baker's early one-acts. More »

Dual Citizens
What works in a solo performance and what doesn't? Check out these two. One is unique, memorable, abstract enough to provoke thought, and concrete enough to allow us to relate. The other isn't. More »

Men of Tortuga
Jason Wells' Steppenwolf-bred dark comedy, now in its West Coast premiere, initially feels like an enigmatic Samuel Beckett play, updated to offer sardonic commentary on greed and amorality in the corporate jungle. More »

Reviews - Back Stage Video Player 2010

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Industry Grosses

| Rank | Title | Gross |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | WICKED | $1,337,882 |
| 2. | THE LION KING | $1,042,653 |
| 3. | BILLY ELLIOT: THE MUSICAL | $1,031,865 |
| 4. | JERSEY BOYS | $987,427 |
| 5. | A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE | $892,291 |
| 6. | WEST SIDE STORY | $808,694 |
| 7. | A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC | $787,059 |
| 8. | MAMMA MIA! | $661,456 |
| 9. | MARY POPPINS | $641,692 |
| 10. | THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA | $608,166 |
Week ending March 07.
Credit: The Broadway League
| Rank | Title | Gross |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | ALICE IN WONDERLAND | $116,101,023 |
| 2. | BROOKLYN'S FINEST | $13,350,299 |
| 3. | SHUTTER ISLAND | $13,225,411 |
| 4. | COP OUT | $9,289,311 |
| 5. | AVATAR | $8,118,102 |
| 6. | CRAZIES, THE | $7,078,851 |
| 7. | PERCY JACKSON & THE OLYMPIANS: LIGHTNING | $5,124,623 |
| 8. | VALENTINE'S DAY | $4,154,110 |
| 9. | CRAZY HEART | $3,312,591 |
| 10. | DEAR JOHN | $2,782,079 |
Week ending March 07.






















