492 stories by "Ronni Reich"
In their Broadway debuts, several performers and writers are up for theater's highest honor
Two more of this season's notable nominees have not just talent but also ties to the Garden State. Here, Jersey boy Brandon Uranowitz of "An American in Paris" and Rutgers grad Mor…
NJ's David Javerbaum pens a new take on the Old Testament
Lange stars as Mary Tyrone in Eugene O'Neill's classic in a 2016 Roundabout Theatre Company production
Also: The original cast of "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" will reunite for a 10th anniversary benefit concert
The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey opens its season with 'The Royal Family'
"I’m pleased that I’m on the boards where Marlon Brando made his debut," he says. (Brando bowed here in 1944’s "I Remember Mama.")
The free Shakespeare in the Park season begins with The Tempest, also featuring Jesse Tyler Ferguson
A new musical by Joe Iconis and Joe Tracz premieres in Red Bank
Also: John Kander talks with Lin-Manuel Miranda and the Princeton University Concerts series announces its next season
Ever After begins performances at the Paper Mill Playhouse
The Red Bank venue opens with Wilson's "Seven Guitars," featuring the directorial debut of Brandon J. Dirden, one of the house's most compelling regular actors.
"People love to stop me and tell me how much they hate me," Hilty says.
Also: Susanna Mälkki and Kirill Gerstein with the New York Philharmonic
Marcy Heisler and Zina Goldrich create a "swashbuckling Cinderella" character based on the 1998 Drew Barrymore movie
As a group of friends and acquaintances share stories of their pasts, their recent accomplishments and failures and their dreams for the future, Rachel Bonds touches on ambition, friendship,…
This one-stop prop shop provides just about any item you can imagine, from animated primates to a replica of an airplane, for stage shows, films and events.
Also: The Sound and the Fury opens at the Public Theater
The former Daily Show writer has recreated the role of the creator for Jim Parsons of "The Big Bang Theory"
As the final production of the season, Stravinsky's "The Rake's Progress" at the Metropolitan Opera makes a lively, refreshing conclusion.
Audra McDonald and rising singers of the Metropolitan Opera raise their voices
Also: Jesse Eisenberg pens and stars in a new off-Broadway play
There's a side of Broadway that lacks the branding values of "Finding Neverland" or "Mamma Mia!" where the offbeat, irreverent and challenging remain.
The not-quite-wholesome but usually harmless rites of teenagers take a horrifying turn in Tammy Ryan's "Tar Beach."
