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With ticket prices often topping $100, Broadway isn't within everyone's budget. But savvy New Yorkers and tourists know there are deals that allow people to get tickets for half-price or les…
Caryl Churchill is on a rant in her new play, "Drunk Enough to Say I Love You?" The British author concludes that the U.S. and its allies are responsible for every major catastrophe over the…
Classic Stage Company's production is entertaining and feathered with fine performances
In her stage memoir, Liberty City, author and actress April Yvette Thompson tells of growing up in a turbulent family and equally challenging Miami neighborhood in the late 1970s and early '80s.
Screwed-up characters are much more fascinating than normal ones. Which is why Broadway plays—new and old—have been so diverting this year.
Despite the title hinting at homespun harmony, Jez Butterworth's Parlour Song, which opened last night at the Atlantic Theater Company, is a quirky and sometimes dreamlike drama about a paranoid husband whose marriage has gone all scratchy and out of tune.
Which singer turned Broadway star is miserable along the Great White Way?
A comedy about the Ringtone Age moving at the speed of a rotary dial is somewhat disconnecting.
Dance skills: 10. Looks: 11.
Cancel those Milk Duds!
A spokeswoman for Sen. Barack Obama's campaign says he will not be attending the opening night of Broadway's "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" Thursday.
John Doyle must not have had enough time to stage the new production of Benjamin Britten's "Peter Grimes" at the Met.
