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Jon Robin Baitz's tense and gripping play is the perfect piece in which to experience the new and highly effective in the round formation at the Old Vic.
James Dearden has adapted his screenplay for the stage with a different ending. Not even the great director Trevor Nunn can get high drama out of it .
Dick Cavett adds to the fun of this new drama about the literary feud that began on his TV talk show.
Having Tyne Daly on board helps Terrence McNally tackle the effect of AIDS crisis on four generations
Noel Coward's script is well conceived and stands the test of time, and so does Angela Lansbury as his eccentric spiritualist Madame Arcati.
Disney Theatrical's bright, lively, tuneful and also very funny stage adaptation of its hugely successful 1992 cartoon film
-an original and funny yet serious take on the much done dysfunctional family genre. . .
Even at its most exaggerated, Bryony Lavery's play is a fun house mirror is tragically accurate. . . Read More
In a season dominated by that most successful borrower from history, William Shakespeare, it's a real treat to have a freshly minted, full-bodied history play on Broadway.
Robert Askins'quirky religion flavored comedy is reborn at MCC's West Village home
The middle of Alegria Hudes's trilogy in DC, as the finale runs in New York . .
breezy ninety-minutes of music and fun
David Lindsay-Abaire's play has landed in London, at Edward Hall's Hampstead Theatre and it's a sellout
Will Eno's funny-sad play about how families get to be as odd and dysfunctional as they often are .
Paddy Chaefsky's May-December love story is dated " but delightfully so
Jonathan Bate's one-man play about Shakespeare's life is an impressive biographical account, juxtaposing the informative with the dramatic as we hear how the Bard came to write his folio of …
Tom Noonan's new play is populated with complex figures who are simultaneously proud and vulnerable, sympathetic and distasteful, in touch with reality and completely removed from it
Much of the charm of this slender but totally satisfying musical stem from the easy rapport established between Rosen and Rossmer
The Mint revival of John Van Druten's office comedy is an entertaining an picture of a by-gone era; and it has its parallels in today's world . . . Read More
David Henry Hwang's latest exploration of the Asian-American experience is a visually stunning Dance-Play about martial arts legend Bruce Lee .
While this Workshop rendering is less ambitious than some productions I've seen, this one captures its life-enhancing message of rebirth and redemption
Caryl Churchill's play about the effect of information overload, could use a bit less information to be loved without reservations
Friends, Nipponese, countrymen, lend me your ears. Here's one for the record books. . .
n the small space of the Union Theatre where every seat has a good view of the stage, is this musical's first London professional production since its opening in London in 1947. And it's a v…
- The problem with Abi Morgan's latest play is that the descriptions of other folks' sex life can be tedious rather than exciting or of interest
