492 stories by "Ronni Reich"
The theater collaborates with Rutgers University Mason Gross School of the Arts
With his latest venture, Roger Grunwald hopes that he will open people's eyes to a unique story with wider importance.
The show, which draws on music of Duke Ellington, earned seven Tony Award nominations yesterday
The season also includes works by Moliere and Alan Ayckbourn
Other big winners so far include 'Hedwig and the Angry Inch,' 'The Glass Menagerie,' 'Twelfth Night,' 'After Midnight' and 'Beautiful - the Carole King Musical.'
Celebrate Leonard Bernstein and hear Pixar music live
This Tony Awards season brings even more questions than usual, with shows that don't quite fit into proper categories, two sets of repertory plays with the potential to complicate nomination…
Pop culture reigns at this year's awards, with movie adaptations and celebrity stars earning nominations in major categories
Our Town opens in New Brunswick and the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra plays The Wizard of Oz
Also: Marc-Andre Hamelin with the New York Philharmonic and Vijay Iyer at the Greene Space
Eric Coble's new play starring Estelle Parsons and Stephen Spinella opens on Broadway tomorrow
At Two River Theater, Jade King Carroll directs a thoughtprovoking production that gives due attention to Childress, one of the first African-American women to have a play produced in New Yo…
Stephanie Blythe and the JACK Quartet visit Princeton; 'Marisol' opens in West Orange
Stephen Wadsworth adapts and directs Beaumarchais' comedy
The Rodgers and Hammerstein classic receives a straightforward but memorable production
David Byrne and Fatboy Slim's musical about Imelda Marcos returns to the Public Theater
The Tony Award-winning actress and 'Bunheads' star trades glamour for a character who wants nothing more than to change her appearance
Stephen Wadsworth directs, adapts and translates 'The Figaro Plays' in Princeton
South Pacific opens at the Paper Mill Playhouse and a Walter Mosley play premieres at Crossroads Theatre
Daniel Radcliffe returns to Broadway and A Night With Janis Joplin finds a new home
Pastore plays Nick Valenti in the Broadway musical adaptation of Woody Allen's film
Stephen Wadsworth directs and adapts Beaumarchais' 'The Figaro Plays' in Princeton
The McCarter Theatre stages 'The Figaro Plays' and the NJSO plays the Verdi Requiem
The movie's distinctive phrases are there " 'How very,' 'What's your damage?,' that unprintable line about the chainsaw " as are the croquet and paté.
Spring brings the stars out to stages on and off Broadway and to the New York Philharmonic
