With so much turmoil in the world, it’s at least a little comforting that things haven’t changed much in Grover’s Corners, the place that gives Our Town, Thornton Wilder’s beloved 1938 report from Smalltown USA, its name. People there are born, love and die without so much as looking up to savor what they have. That’s life.

Thornton Wilder’s metaphysical tragedy debuted in 1938 and always takes place in the theater where it’s being performed, with the Stage Manager (Jim Parsons, in the latest revival) sketching the quaint particulars of Grover’s Corners and the folks ...

Kenny Leon's production of Thornton Wilder’s Our Town is now officially open on Broadway and the critics have had their say and we've rounded them up. Read all the reviews for the production, marks the first major Broadway revival of the classic play in nearly 25 years.