The rock star named Stew doesn't have the fondest memories of growing up African-American and loving the likes of Led Zeppelin.
Artist appreciation, anyone?
Celia Keenan-Bolger is known for playing sad, lonely girls on Broadway.
You can miss what you've never had. Conor McPherson explores that idea in triplicate in Port Authority, now at the Atlantic Theater Company. As usual, McPherson's characters are everyday Irish folks, but through his vibrant and witty language, they emerge as anything but mundane.
Sometimes, stories are the best medicine. It's no wonder why Lithgow feels compelled to share them.
The most star-studded show this side of the Tonys could be the presentation of "Pamela's First Musical" on Sunday at 3 p.m. at Town Hall.
Julie White has advice for all of the Tony hopefuls who get a nomination today: Practice pronouncing the names of the other actors in your cast.
To make the material work requires a luscious, elegant presentation. But the performance at Lincoln Center is a hodge-podge.