The double bill, now on view at off-Broadway's Atlantic Theater Company, are slight but funny comedies by the man who has given us much more weighty works such as "Glengarry Glen Ross" and "…
Doug Hughes directs two Broadway plays at the same time
While both men, particularly Craig, acquit themselves well, they can't turn the 90-minute evening into anything more than a chance to see two big-time movie stars emoting up close in a pulpy…
Korean-language musicals bring the foreign and familiar to New York
New York's Asian-American theatre community is constantly evolving
Funny thing about director Peter Sellars' lengthy version of Othello, now on view at New York University's Skirball Center. His imagination outraces the ability of his actors, including the usually eminently watchable Philip Seymour Hoffman, a performer of uncommon intelligence. That means the play, clocking in at a posterior-numbing four hours, is quite an ordeal, despite occasional bursts of inventiveness. It's high-concept time with ideas rather than Shakespeare's language or character ruling the day. But clever can take you only so far.
They'll be in rare company among about 50 objects from Broadway, including costumes from "Hello, Dolly!," "Fiddler on the Roof," "Rent" and "Cats."
"We'll have Rafiki next to Dolly Levi. That's a big thing," said a giddy Thomas Schumacher, the show's producer.
"A Boy and His Soul" is more of a youthful coming of age story. It's a tale filled with a generosity of spirit, particularly for the past, and an optimism for what the future will bring.
DALLAS - Actor Randy Quaid was given a ride from a small West Texas jail to get bail money from a bank after he and his wife were arrested for allegedly skipping out on a $10,000 California …
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The Foundry Theatre stages its new play on a bus
The fighting may be overseas, but the repercussions back home can be unsettling, too, particularly as chronicled by Bekah Brunstetter in "Oohrah!" - a promising if plot-heavy comedy-drama of…
Susan Madore, a publicist who works on the ABC show, says the two professional dancers broke off their engagement over the weekend.
September is bursting with free (and very public) events to usher in the new Broadway season.
How "The Retributionists" turns vengeful Holocaust survivors into political theatre.
TDF's new ticketing program offers Off-Off Broadway tickets for $9 apiece to TDF members.
Documents released by the National Archives on Tuesday show he was right to be wary. Britain's security services and the U.S. Embassy in London kept a close eye on Wanamaker when he arrived …