Comic Damage
Her characters may have an appetite for destruction, but Theresa Rebeck still gets invested in their fortunes.
Her characters may have an appetite for destruction, but Theresa Rebeck still gets invested in their fortunes.
As producer of the hot new Broadway musical, Tom Hulce has followed a tune called by the material.
A new show challenges the definition of a conversationIs it natural to have a conversation? Is it human? Does our ability to swap phrases with other people prove that we’re not machine…
"It's what I've been waiting for for the past two weeks — to see my friends and finally watch the show," Christopher Tierney told The Associated Press after the performance. Wearing a …
Transport Group drops Michael John LaChiusa’s musical into the audience’s lapShort of performing it yourself, you may never get closer to a musical than when you see Transport Gr…
Brian Thomson designs the Broadway musical�s fabulous title busHow’s this for pressure? Brian Thomson isn’t just designing the set for a new Broadway musical: He’s des…
Eddie Taketa anchors new work from Doug Varone and Dancers—Now in its 24th year, Doug Varone and Dancers continues to be a preeminent modern company in the New York City dancescape. Va…
Steven Hoggett creates evocative movement at New York Theatre Workshop–What’s the most surprising thing about the mermaids in Peter and the Starcatcher? It could be their bras, w…
The celebrated actor is uniquely involved with his latest roleIf Reed Birney seems especially connected to his character in The Dream of the Burning Boy, it’s because he’s been u…
With the Wooster Group’s latest production, Scott Shepherd extends his downtown legacyUpon his first exposure to Gatz, Elevator Repair Service's six-hour, word-for-word staging of F. S…
A national TDF program brings access to the deaf and hard of hearingExperience the art and service of open captioning, a national TDF program that makes theatre more accessible for the deaf …
An Update from The City of AngelsThere are some fascinating things happening in L.A. theatre—shows that make you wish you had a dozen free nights and unlimited airline miles.For those …
The renowned actress reflects on her remarkable life in the theatreFrances Sternhagen remembers when Richard Burton forgot his lines, what Jessica Tandy thought of Driving Miss Daisy, and wh…
With Timon of Athens, Barry Edelstein revitalizes a forgotten playIt seems like a simple question, but it’s not: Who authored the Public Theater’s new production of Timon of Athe…
The renowned actress reflects on her remarkable life in the theatreFrances Sternhagen remembers when Richard Burton forgot his lines, what Jessica Tandy thought of Driving Miss Daisy, and wh…
The vaunted actor discusses the dark side of his latest Broadway roleBrian Cox hates sports.“I'm completely antithetical to them,” says the burly Scottish actor, who has assemble…
How a playwright and director turned dense political ideas into crackling theatreSay you’re grappling with big ideas about how leftist idealism from the 1960s has transformed in the ne…
TDF's Guide to Family-Friendly Performances will helpIs your family looking for a great way to spend the President’s Day Winter Break? Check out TDF’s Guide to Family-Friendly L…
In Apple Cove, Erin Gann and Smallville’s Allison Mack make absurdity feel authentic__________________Welcome to Building Character, TDF’s ongoing series about actors and how the…
After Sixteen Years, Annmaria Mazzini Leaves the Paul Taylor Dance CompanyThis year, Paul Taylor Dance Company celebrates 57 years, bringing classic repertoire and New York premieres alike t…
In his new Off Broadway play, the artist makes his audience the starThere are certain shows that stay with you long after you leave the theatre, and Spalding Gray's Interviewing the Audience…
How two Jewish New Yorkers went to the Middle East and came back with two musicalsFor most people, e-mails from foreign countries written in broken English are an instant signal to hit delet…
Plucked from a New York club, Dan Mills makes his Broadway debut in “Million Dollar Quartet”Last December, at a gig at Rockwood Music Hall in NYC, Dan Mills was focused on boosti…
Jess Goldstein designs costumes for A.R. Gurney's new playWhen you think of costume designing, you might think of someone sketching clothes or sitting at a sewing machine, not shopping at Br…
How two composers created music for a play’s unreal worldThere are really two worlds in Gruesome Playground Injuries, the new play by Rajiv Joseph that’s running at Second Stage …