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Review - Forbidden Broadway Goes to Rehab - Spoofing Broadway One Last, and Hilarious, Time

New York Times

Giving Their Regards by Skewering the Shows
This is the liveliest, sauciest and saddest “Forbidden Broadway” in over a decade.

Newsday

Linda Winer on 'Forbidden Broadway' and 'Three Changes'

Star-Ledger

Roast of the town
Forbidden Broadway Goes to Rehab

Bergen Record

'Forbidden Broadway' returns to its wicked glory days

Variety

Review: Forbidden Broadway Goes to Rehab
Solid but unspectacular, "Forbidden Broadway Goes to Rehab," the final New York installment of the long-running satirical revue, proves why the show has become an institution and why, after 26 years, it's probably time for a break. When he's on, writer-creator Gerard Alessandrini still offers up vicious parody, but when he's coasting, he just repeats a basic set of gripes.

Back Stage

Forbidden Broadway Goes to Rehab reviewed by David Sheward
After the current edition of Forbidden Broadway closes in January, the long-running satirical revue of all things theatre will be taking a break for a while.

TheaterMania

Review: Forbidden Broadway Goes to Rehab
This final-for-now edition of the 27-year-old series of spoofs works best as a showcase for its four very talented performers.

CurtainUp

Review: Forbidden Broadway Goes to Rehab
Whether for the first or umpteenth time, leave it to the daily headlines to make you sober, and get thee into Forbidden Broadway's Rehab for a barrel of laughs.