Stranger Things is one of the most loved TV shows in today's time, but it has also never shied away from breaking the hearts of its fans.

The First Shadow brings incredible spectacle and storytelling to Broadway's stage. Our review of the Stranger Things play.

The rest of Stranger Things: The First Shadow follows two interlocking paths: the story of Henry Creel’s descent into darkness, and the story of Joyce, Bob, and a young Hopper (not to be called ...

The play, written by Kate Trefry and executive produced by the Duffer Brothers, brings an original story to the stage and also ties into the next season of the streaming series.

For example, one scene, which involves ... Nicky Eldridge as Bob Newby and Burke Swanson as James Hopper, Jr. Louis McCartney (Henry Creel) in Stranger Things: The First Shadow.

Robert Englund, who's known for playing horror icon Freddy Krueger, played a key role in Season 4 of Netflix's Stranger Things.

Of all the elaborate illusions and wall-to-wall effects performed in the stage show “Stranger Things: The First Shadow ... his start in his lab and Bob Newby, Joyce Maldonado and Jim Hopper ...

Louis McCartney in 'Stranger Things: The First Shadow' Manuel Harlan ... In this smoke-filled, strobe-lit scene, we see, for just the briefest black-out moment, an honest to goodness monster ...

With the Broadway arrival of “Stranger Things: The First Shadow,” a stage ... dimension and unleashing its dark powers. The opening scene, complete with climactic special effects, is stunning ...

In addition to explaining why Henry evolves into a ruthless killer, the production also features younger versions of beloved series characters Joyce Byers, Jim Hopper, Bob Newby, Karen and Ted ...

“Stranger Things: The First Shadow” feels ... Maldonado (Alison Jaye), Jim Hopper (Burke Swanson) and Bob Newby (a great, quietly scene-stealing performance by Juan Carlos) in Henry and ...

But in Stranger Things: The First Shadow, visceral animal/pet death is displayed constantly without remorse and is one of the main fixtures of the plot. It’s truly shocking and incredibly bold.