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After "Little Flower," you'll either want to call your mother or regret that you can't.
Sher ("The Light in the Piazza" and "Awake and Sing!") is quickly earning a reputation for couture theater. His spring '08 creation is top of the line.
"Something You Did," Willy Holtzman's engrossing new drama at Primary Stages, concerns another war, the one in Vietnam, and another generation of activists - before terrorism had everyone on…
Nearly 50 years after their debuts, these satires on the storybook family deliver swift comic kicks and a piercing sting.
The Daily News takes a look at the careers of "South Pacific" co-star Loretta Ables Sayre, Leslie Kritzer of "A Catered Affair," and "Cry-Baby's" James Snyder.
The performances are top-notch, but one wishes Clark, who brings grace, guts and bright wit to her role, had more moments to shine.
It's fitting that the revival of the backstage classic at the St. James Theatre starring Patti LuPone has the stuff Broadway dreams are made of: an electrifying leading lady and bangup suppo…
Adam Bock writes characters who behave and speak so authentically that watching his plays can seem as though you're eavesdropping on actual conversations, not watching actors reciting lines …
Clocking in at 40 minutes, "Ladies and Gents" is a modest endeavor, but if you're in the mood for something different, well, you gotta go.
