Anika Noni Rose slinks into Broadway's classic 'Cat' suit BY MARSHALL FINE

Broadway's 'Beast' sentenced for molestation BY JOSE MARTINEZ

Ladies of letters in an all-mail domain by Joe Dziemianowicz

Watching "Vita & Virginia" makes you appreciate the lost art of letter writing.

It's sex, drugs and a rockin' role in 'Passing Strange' by Joe Dziemianowicz

This exuberant if flawed show, written by the one-named singer/songwriter Stew, stirs together bits of autobiography, mainstream musical and pulse-pounding rock concert to tell its story of …

Rush & Molloy: Doing Southern play puts Kathleen Turner in some discomfort

Numbers get crunched in 'Adding Machine' by Joe Dziemianowicz

That a musical about dehumanization is itself so alienating might be looked at as success or failure. Either way, "Adding Machine" is easier to admire than to enjoy.

Ben Widdicombe: Florence Henderson talks on Retirement

'Raisin' is ripe for revival & cast shines like the 'Sun' By DAVID HINCKLEY (***)

Sean Combs stars in 'A Raisin in the Sun' By CRISTINA KINON

Rush & Molloy: Sean (Diddy) Combs is 'Raisin' his sights on a 'serious acting career'

Ben Widdicombe: Ruby Dee's gem of a role

Tragic character in Broadway hit 'August: Osage County' dies of cancer by Joe Dziemanowicz

Howard Kissel: The Cultural Tourist<br> The Long Weekend

Hail to Caesars! Bette Midler hits the jackpot with her $10M revue BY JOE DZIEMIANOWICZ

Debra Ehrhardt keeps them roiling in the isles in one-woman show by Joe Dziemianowicz

By 'George,' dot's a work of art! by Joe Dziemianowicz

Art isn't easy, but you'd never know it from the elegantly acted, directed and designed revival of "Sunday in the Park with George," which opened last night at Studio 54.

Bette Midler burros into the heart of Las Vegas by Joe Dziemianowicz

A Gray White Way for 80-year-olds by Joe Dziemianowicz

Ben Widdicombe

Celine Dion is corrupting the youth of Broadway.

S. Epatha Merkerson is coming back to Broadway By MARSHALL FINE

Mary-Louise Parker and Jeffrey Dean Morgan engaged BY GEORGE RUSH

Puppets weave magic into 'Fabrik' by Joe Dziemianowicz

A family where it's all gone south by Joe Dziemianowicz

Turner's assured and easygoing production, based on the one she staged last summer in Williamstown, Mass., captures the melancholy and mirth in Beth Henley's 1981 Pulitzer Prize-winning Sout…

Stewart is spot-on in a bloody 'Macbeth' by Joe Dziemianowicz

Patrick Stewart boldly goes to 'Macbeth' BY ELLEN TUMPOSKY

For Stewart - 67 but looking closer to a youthful 50 - "Macbeth" is a fulfillment of a dream going back to his Yorkshire childhood.