The always classy Jane Alexander has a distinguished career that stretches from stage and film to the NEA. She's perfectly cast as a woman of distinction who's feisty to the end, but even with her best efforts, Chasing Manet is a trivial pursuit.
It's a given that "Happiness" will make you think about your own life, but more often you'll wonder when the final stop will arrive and the show will be over.
Re-reviewing a play brings a logical question: Did I get it right the first time? With Irena's Vow, now open on Broadway after a run last fall at Baruch College, the answer's yes. Dan Gordon's play starring Tovah Feldshuh in the title role is still gripping and gets the tear ducts flooding; it's that kind of play.
If faced with the same dilemma as the main character in their play, how would the stars of Broadway's "Exit the King" spend their final two hours on earth?
Jim Jones played three roles on Tuesday: defendant, rapper and actor. The head of Harlem's Dipset crew pleaded not guilty to assault charges in criminal court, then topped off the evening wi…