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Timothy Sheader's magnificent and vital production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's 1970s rock musical opens in Regent's Park . . . .
Veteran actor Judd Hirsch stars in a not quite ready for prime time world premiere at Berkshire Theater Group Read More
Reposted Feature of Marni Nixon staged memoir
he Old Globe's Merchant of Venice-- our 3rd encounter with the Bard's schizophrenic play
In order to fully appreciate this dazzling production the audience needs several more pairs of eyes and ears to absorb this beautifully staged theatrical favorite. Every performance, song an…
The Internet joys and pitfalls cleverly dramatized as an immersive experience
Aphra Behn's madcap farce now at the Rose Footprint will open July 23rd at the Tina Packer Playhouse.
Terence Rattigan's erudite and sparklingly witty play comes back to the Orange Tree before touring. Unmissable! . .
J. T. Rogers's 3-hour long, fact-based political drama manages to be a fascinating, never boring theatrical outing. .
Lyndsey Turner's production of Brian Friel's brilliant play Faith Healer has stand out performances from Stephen Dillane, Gina McKee and Ron Cook and a set of relaxing rain
uiced up with plenty of topical/timely
A jet-black domestic by Alexandra Gersten-Vassilaros in its world premiere at the Geffen Playhous
Lindsey Ferrentino's play which originated in Roundabout Theatre Company's Black Box Series is now getting another chance to explore its potential to stun at Shakespeare & Co
Mike Bartlett's latest play about a defecting whistleblower really astonishes
Shakespeare with a dash of Verdi and traditional Jewish Moroccan songs and the Center of Jewish History
- A penetrating world premiere which attempts to probe and expose the decades of deep-seated discord.
The Berkshire Theatre Group has mounted a lively production of this uniquely New York musical in their intimate Unicorn Theatre
Maury Yeston's monumental musical gets the small is beautiful treatment in the West End at the Charing Cross Theatre and is not to be missed.
A simple story, told with truth, can far outweigh a bloated epic with grander aspirations. Playwright Julie Mayer Myatt travels a short but meaningful distance with her one-act play
Sandra Tsing Loh airs her dirty laundry, throws herself a party and lets her friends get in on the act. .and. we don't need to endure an NPR pledge drive to enjoy the fun or embrace the sadn…
in synch with the heartbeat of the original
An Alan Ayckbourn double bill in repertory at Brits Off-Broadway Festival-
Philip Ridley's new play takes the idea of an 'extreme home makeover' to entirely new heights
a raucous political satire by Lauren Gunderson at Shakespeare & company's 2nd Stage
Jesse Eisenberg brings his searing play and three-fifths of the American cast to London . .
