Actress makes audience sit up and beg by MICHAEL SOMMERS

The play remains a laugh-out-loud lampoon of Hollywood humbuggery, and White is a marvel.

Radio City adds glitter to holiday show by MICHAEL SOMMERS

For Julie White, the time is right for a 'Little Dog' BY CLAUDIA PERRY

Musical strikes the right notes by MICHAEL SOMMERS

A disarming charmer, "Striking 12" is a quirky musical that's more of a theatrical concert than a conventional "show."

Breaking up is hilarious to do BY PETER FILICHIA

Mary, Mary quite extraordinary by MICHAEL SOMMERS

The inestimable Miss Poppins opens on Broadway

'Les Mis' encore by MICHAEL SOMMERS

Revival is another three-hankie extravaganza

Acting out a memory BY PETER FILICHIA

Klugman recalls the anger of a blacklisted John Garfield

Stealing the show BY MICHAEL SOMMERS

Musical captures charm of Dr. Seuss' classic holiday tale

A superb cast is stuck in this turkey BY MICHAEL SOMMERS

A leading contender for lousiest show of the year, "Mimi le Duck" is utterly foul.

'False' is truly awful BY PETER FILICHIA

Adds up to nothing but gibberish by MICHAEL SOMMERS

Theater lover pens a play of his own BY PETER FILICHIA

S. Orange theater delivers BY PETER FILICHIA

Who'd expect that one of the best plays and best productions of the season would be found on the third floor of a community center in South Orange?

'Eye' on growing pains by MICHAEL SOMMERS

Essentially a melancholy story brightened by streaks of humor and youthful hope, "The Bluest Eye" has been capably adapted for the stage by Lydia Diamond.

Terrific songs trump backstage bickering BY PETER FILICHIA

Louise Lasser goes back to college -- as a director BY PETER FILICHIA

A.R. Gurney's future career plays out in 'Post Mortem' BY MICHAEL SOMMERS

A manor born for Broadway by MICHAEL SOMMERS

Ebersole brilliant as 'Grey Gardens' captivates in new production

Lyrical 'Delirium' BY PETER FILICHIA

Multi-lingual songs, dances propel Cirque du Soleil tale

It's a wonderful role BY PETER FILICHIA

Clow stars in Paper Mill's musical version of Capra film

Guys will dig this goofy gorefest BY MICHAEL SOMMERS

She's at home in Whoville BY ALLISON FREEMAN

When she starts talking about portraying Cindy Lou in "Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas; The Musical on Broadway," Caroline London can't help bursting into her solo or dancing aroun…

Cellblock saga BY PETER FILICHIA

Few encounters are as rewarding as an audience with 'Queen'

Off-the-wall events clutter 'Clean House' BY MICHAEL SOMMERS

Midway through an increasingly odd second act of "The Clean House," a woman seated in the row behind was overheard loudly sighing, "I think I'm missing something."