Cabaret' on Broadway: Eddie Redmayne, Gayle Rankin dish on 'dark' and 'intimate' revival In less capable hands, “Mary Jane” could easily slip into Hallmark card sentimentality. But Herzog ...

In “Mary Jane,” the 2017 play written by Amy Herzog and making its Broadway debut under Anne Kauffman’s direction, viewers witness both a young mother’s joy and her anguish as she works ...

In many ways, the role of Mary Jane, the single mother at the center ... It’s as if these actors are also buoying McAdams, who makes her Broadway debut here in a role originated by Carrie ...

Mary Jane, the Amy Herzog play starring Rachel McAdams in her Broadway debut, has been given a two-week extension by producer Manhattan Theatre Club. The play, which opened to excellent reviews ...

Rachel McAdams in 'Mary Jane' on Broadway. Photo Credit: Matthew Murphy Academy Award nominee Rachel McAdams (“Spotlight”) makes her Broadway debut in “Mary Jane” on Broadway. Anne ...

Amy Herzog’s beautiful play “Mary Jane” is, at its core, a study of the extraordinary lengths to which a mother will go to fight and care for her child. But the takeaway from time spent at ...

The extraordinary becomes ordinary, and the ordinary becomes extraordinary, in Amy Herzog’s delicately beautiful play “Mary Jane,” now on Broadway in an exquisite Manhattan Theatre Club ...

Mary Jane’s Off Broadway premiere at New York Theatre Workshop, which was also directed by Kauffman, won the New York Drama Critics’ Award for Best Play, and was my choice for the best theater ...

Bridge Street Theatre stages "Mary Jane," a heartfelt drama about a mother’s strength, caregiving, and unexpected community ...

The actress also shared a behind-the-scenes secret from "The Notebook." Rachel McAdams' name is lighting up a Broadway marquee for the first time in her career, after 25 years away from the stage.

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Critic’s Pick Amy Herzog’s heartbreaker arrives on Broadway with Rachel ... catastrophic disorders, Mary Jane’s husband, unable to cope ...

April Matthis, left, and Rachel McAdams in a scene from Amy Herzog's "Mary Jane" on Broadway. As people float in and out of her home – a devoted nurse (April Matthis), a Facebook friend (Susan ...