Cymbeline by William Shakespeare. Lincoln Center Theater at the Vivian Beaumont. Starring John Cullum, Michael Cerveris, Martha Plimpton, Phylicia Rashad; directed by Mark Lamos. Led by the wondrous Martha Plimpton as Imogen, the stirring Michael Cerveris as her husband Posthumus, dynamic Phylicia Rashad as the evil Queen, this is a magnificent production of a rarely performed Shakespeare play. Very much from the same mould as the even greater "Winter's Tale," "Cymbeline" is a play using Shakespeare's themes of jealousy, disappearances, revival, redemption and forgiveness. First among a cast of equals is Martha Plimpton. This is a performance that should put her in the pantheon with the greatest actresses to play Shakespeare. Phylicia Rashad is right there with Plimpton giving a deliciously evil portrayal. Mention should be made of the grand old veteran John Cullum who is an ideal King. I can't praise the scenery, costumes and the direction highly enough. It's an ideal production, with nary any gimmickry, or anachronistic devices. This memorable production merits our highest mark for the Broadway Bridge and Tunnel Test. A+