# Matt Review
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Matt Reviews: CATS: THE JELLICLE BALL
Matt delivers a full-throated review of his most anticipated musical production this season: Cats: The Jellicle Ball. Not just a revival of the world-infamous musical Cats, but a ballroom-inspired queer explosion, transferred from the PAC in 2024. After seeing it twice (and once downtown), Matt bre…
Matt Reviews: TITANIQUE
After a beloved and successful Off-Broadway run, Titanique has finally arrived on Broadway at the St. James Theatre. And Matt is here to review it! Exploring whether the delirious parody of Titanic can scale up to a 1,000+ seat Broadway house, Matt also discussed new cast members, updated jokes, an…
Matt Reviews: GIANT, DOG DAY AFTERNOON & DEATH OF A SALESMAN
Matt dives into three very different theatrical experiences: the provocative West End transfer Giant, the uneven stage adaptation of Dog Day Afternoon, and a bold new revival of Death of a Salesman. From thorny questions of artistic responsibility and antisemitism to misjudged tonal shifts and a re…
Matt Reviews: SCHMIGADOON!
Matt takes on the Broadway transfer of Schmigadoon!, unpacking why the stage adaptation works better for him than the original series—while still falling short of greatness. He dives into the show’s Golden Age inspirations, the tension between parody and sincerity, and where the book and score feel…
Matt Reviews: BEACHES & FALLEN ANGELS
Matt takes on a double bill of female friendship on Broadway: the champagne-fueled revival of Noël Coward’s Fallen Angels and the long-gestating new musical Beaches. Matt digs into performance highlights, structural issues, and what—if anything—either show has going for it as the Tony Awards race h…
Matt Reviews: PROOF, BECKY SHAW & EVERY BRILLIANT THING
Matt tackles a trio of plays that each grapple—very differently—with intellect, identity, and emotional survival: the revival of Proof, the biting dark comedy Becky Shaw, and the intimate, audience-driven Every Brilliant Thing. From questions of legacy and authorship to razor-sharp social satire an…
Matt Reviews: THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW & THE FEAR OF 13
Matt dives into two wildly different theatrical experiences: The Rocky Horror Show and The Fear of 13. One leans into camp and audience participation, the other a stark, psychological portrait rooted in real-life events. Matt explores how each production navigates tone, performance demands, and a…
Matt Reviews: JOE TURNER'S COME AND GONE & THE BALUSTERS
Matt takes on two plays operating at very different registers: a revival of August Wilson’s Joe Turner’s Come and Gone and the sharp, contemporary satire The Balusters. One is a richly layered American classic exploring identity, history, and spiritual belonging; the other, a biting ensemble piece …
Matt Reviews: THE LOST BOYS
Matt dives into The Lost Boys, the musical adaptation of the cult-favorite film. Matt unpacks its dark, teen-vampire energy and how (or if) it succeeds on stage. He explores the show’s tonal balancing act—camp vs. sincerity, nostalgia vs. reinvention—and whether the material sustains itself as a fu…
Matt Reviews: HEATED RIVALRY THE (UNAUTHORIZED) PARODY MUSICAL
“I’m coming to the cottage.”
Whether that line means something to or not, you should pay attention: HEATED RIVALRY is one of the best, if not THE best, new musical playing in New York. Smart, stupid, sexy, sassy, with a load of well crafted musical theater songs, Matt is taken aback by just how muc…
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