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'It's like your bar mitzvah,' says Isaac Mizrahi of costuming a Met Opera production
I saw "Coram Boy" last year in London and was quite taken. It is still beautiful, but has lost some power and magic. It may be that the American cast, while good, doesn't measure up to their…
Isabel Washington Powell, who gave up the nightclub and Broadway stage to marry Adam Clayton Powell Jr. and become a much-loved figure in uptown society, died on Tuesday.
'Mamma Mia!' chorus boy is named 'Mr. Broadway'
Maybe it's the theatrical arrangements. Or the broad melodies. Or the florid singing. But Maria McKee's songs always seem like they're ready to be staged.
Musical, like, tries real hard, but totally misses fun of film
Over 1,000 theater geeks and punk rockers - and yours truly - camped out yesterday for an open casting call for the Broadway hit "Spring Awakening," a show about pubescent frustration in 189…
There are a few wobbles, but he keeps the plates - and plots - spinning.
The mother of aspiring actress Nicole duFresne yesterday dramatically blasted a lenient six-year prison sentence for a teenage girl who instigated the lower East Side mugging that led to her…
Tribute to Brooks caps 'Producers' 6-year run
Broadway vet Jack O'Brien directs Puccini trilogy
At Lincoln Center, they're feasting on eight hours of 19th-century Russian intellectuals.
In Westwood, we get 100 minutes of geezer piffle.
Mo Rocca & JoAnne Worley are hitting Broadway
'All the Wrong Reasons.' Through May 6 at New York Theatre Workshop
"Inherit the Wind" blew open its doors Thursday, giving theater fans two memorable performances from legends Christopher Plummer and Brian Dennehy.
Does the oft-done drama have any surprises left in it?
Director Doug Hughes' thoughtful production, which opened last night at the Lyceum, proves it does.
