"Did He Like It keeps my finger on the pulse of what's hot and what's not on Broadway. It makes me a better Producer."
- Ken Davenport, Broadway Producer
"DidHeLikeIt.com tells me all I need to know after an opening; the site of cartoon Ben on a fence or puking says it all!!"
- David Gersten, Press Agent
"Did He Like It is a must read for anyone with an interest in Broadway theater...this is by far the best site on the web as it relates to Broadway reviews...I have it saved on my favorites!!!!"
- Ken Mahoney, Broadway Producer
TIME STANDS STILL BROADWAY REVIEWS
Opening Night: October 7, 2010
Show
NY TIMES
NY TIMES ORIGINAL
DAILY NEWS
BLOOMBERG
NY THEATRE GUIDE
Synopsis: Nominated for 2 Tony Awards including Best Play!
Donald Margulies' Time Stands Still, which enjoyed an extended sold-out run at Manhattan Theatre Club's Samuel J. Friedman Theatre, returns to Broadway.
Sarah and James, a photographer and a journalist (Laura Linney and Brian d'Arcy James), have been together for years and share a passion for documenting the realities of war. But when circumstances compel them to return home to New York and their circle of friends (Eric Bogosian) the adventurous couple confronts the prospect of a more conventional life.
Broadway Reviews
NEW YORK TIMES REVIEW:
"That a good play can sometimes make you feel bad is fairly obvious. If you make it to the sanguinary close of one of Shakespeare’s tragedies with nary an inward wince, for example, something is definitely amiss. It was about halfway through my latest visit to Donald Margulies’s “Time Stands Still,” which reopened on Broadway on Thursday night at the Cort Theater, after a summer hiatus, that my inward wincing became pretty unbearable."
Click here to read the full "Time Stands Still" review.
NEW YORK TIMES ORIGINAL REVIEW:
"Sarah Goodwin, the complicated woman at the heart of “Time Stands Still,” seems to thrive on conflict, at least professionally. A photojournalist who covers wars and global strife, she keeps chaos at arm’s length by trapping it in the camera lens, exerting a fierce control over moments of horror by fixing them in time."
Click here to read the full "Time Stands Still" review.
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS REVIEW:
"Two months into its Broadway run back in March, the Tony-nominated "Time Stands Still" called a time-out to allow Laura Linney to shoot "The Big C."
Seven months later, Donald Margulies' play is back in fine form, now at the Cort Theatre with Christina Ricci. The film actress known for edgy work in "Monster" and "The Opposite of Sex" proves herself delightfully natural on stage playing a young woman who tends to look on the bright side."
Click here to read the full "Time Stands Still" review.
BLOOMBERG REVIEW:
"After a hiatus of several months “Time Stands Still,” Donald Margulies’s outstanding four- character play reopens with three distinguished incumbents (Laura Linney, Brian d’Arcy James and Eric Bogosian) and one well-known newcomer: Christina Ricci has replaced Alicia Silverstone."
Click here to read the full "Time Stands Still" review.
NEW YORK THEATRE GUIDE REVIEW:
"Donald Margulies wants you to think, and he won’t take no for an answer.
A photojournalist, Sarah Goodwin (Laura Linney), has returned home from an unnamed war (think Afghanistan) after being blown up by a roadside bomb - you know, the ones we hear so much about and to which we pay so little attention. She was the survivor of a bomb that killed her “fixer” – interpreter – with whom she was also in love. She is scarred, literally and figuratively, bruised, angry, and guilty."
Click here to read the full "Time Stands Still" review.
THE FASTER TIMES REVIEW:
"Time has not stood completely still for “Time Stands Still,” which, in an unusual move, has re-opened on Broadway six months after it closed there, with almost everything intact, including Laura Linney as the injured war photographer. There are two significant changes – Christina Ricci in place of Alicia Silverstone in the four-character play…and my reaction."
Click here to read the full "Time Stands Still" review.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REVIEW:
"Can you be a dispassionate, uninvolved observer of horrific events, recording them for posterity and still keep a sense of right and wrong, not to mention your sanity?"
Click here to read the full "Time Stands Still" review.
USA TODAY REVIEW:
"Donald Margulies tends to write smartly crafted, accessible plays that tell us nothing we don't already know. Luckily, these works attract actors who can transcend their clichés and mine their intelligence and good-natured humor."
Click here to read the full "Time Stands Still" review.
VARIETY REVIEW:
"Donald Margulies' new play is a thoughtful, absorbing work, its strengths maximized in the crystalline naturalism of Daniel Sullivan's production and the incisive interpretations of four astute actors. Reflecting on the divergent growth paths and changing needs of long-term relationships, "Time Stands Still" tends to tack on ethical debate points that reveal as much of the playwright's voice as those of his characters. This makes the drama somewhat amorphous and less satisfying than it could be. But there's a ring of truth to the emotional experience being thrashed out onstage that keeps it compelling."
Click here to read the full "Time Stands Still" review.
HOLLYWOOD REPORTER REVIEW:
"Bottom Line: Donald Margulies' sharp, well-observed drama receives a beautifully acted Broadway production."
Click here to read the full "Time Stands Still" review.
Sign up now to have the reviews emailed to you after every opening night!
DidHeLikeIt.com is the top Broadway resource for reviews of Broadway plays and musicals. We provide show reviews from The New York Times,
New York Daily News, Newsday, USA Today, Variety, and more! DidHeLikeIt.com also provides Broadway and Off-Broadway show information
and ticket information.
