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Even if his primary job is to sex up the stage, Idol's Broadway debut makes him the latest in a generation of XXX-rated entertainers seeking mainstream employment.
Davis, who is currently conducting "Curtains" on Broadway, is an extraordinarily versatile composer.
Rosie Perez is losing sleep, worrying she won't be "bad" enough—that she'll sing and dance too well in Roundabout Theatre's revival of Terrence McNally's The Ritz when it opens this week at Studio 54.
Pill carries surges of electricity to the stage. Her performance and those crazy-beautiful whirring wings are in my head a week after seeing the play. When you see "Mauritius" - and you ough…
If you like your theater energetic, two new shows in Union Square will surely fill the bill.
This staged revue, now at the Little Shubert Theatre, is an entertaining two hours flecked with hits, misses and an oh-no-you didn't section (yes, a funky Queen medley with "Bohemian Rhapsod…
Wilson's splendid cast clicks so terrifically you almost don't notice the play's flaws. Almost.
Estelle Parsons' name conjures any number of unforgettable women she's played...
The Flemish director's production is bold, gripping, confounding and - if you're near the stage - pungent enough to put you off barbecue.
Sir Ian McKellen held court in the West Village Sunday night at a dinner following his performance in "King Lear."
You're handed a Playbill when you arrive at "Scarcity."
You should get a squirt of Purell when you leave.
The production plays on a turntable, with frequently shifting panels. This, like the overly clever dialogue, often feels like more bells and whistles than the homey story needs.
