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High School theatre critics know just what to say
A sample of the shows in the fall Off Broadway season
Aftermath is the carefully curated result of thirty-seven interviews with Iraqi refugees
Williams' singing and dancing chops will be on display in the show's opening number, a parody set to "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You" from the Broadway musical "Jersey Boys" in which she is c…
Even at just 90 minutes in length, the production leaves the audience emotionally drained, pondering the ancient message that man is essentially powerless against forces he cannot control.
Love him or loathe him, Thomas Bradshaw is a playwright that everyone talks about
A look at some of what the New York International Fringe Festival has to offer.
The international success "Burn the Floor" makes its Broadway debut.
15 Broadway Shows to anticipate this fall!
This richly textured portrait of two sisters' relationship makes this play compelling, despite the gloom of their predicament.
From American pop stars to Korean chorus boys, Gregory Butler teaches everyone "Chicago's" moves.
How a Documentary Film Led to Surprising New Twists in Actor-Choreographer Rachelle Rak's Career.
Set in contemporary Cork, Ireland, each story delineates timeless, complicated dynamics between sons and their fathers.
The idea of a fictional meeting between Irving Berlin and Scott Joplin became The Tin Pan Alley Rag.
Director John Rando talks Toxic Avenger with TDF.
TDF and TKTS fostered a lifelong love of theater for playwright Meryl Cohn.
Despite the overt sexiness, there's something bland about the evening, a generic eroticism that needs a dose of quirkiness during a surprisingly monotonous tour through the history of ballro…
The tale of love and revenge on a steamy rubber plantation is "naturally operatic," said Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Paul Moravec, who teamed up with librettist Terry Teachout to create …
TAP Plus Makes Open Captioning Possible for Twelfth Night and Other Shows.
Director David Cromer takes a fresh, clarifying look at "Our Town."
The Summer Shorts Festival Piles on the Plays
There doesn't seem to be any compelling reason to turn "Vanities," Jack Heifner's sturdy little comedy of female friendship, into a musical.
