A 'Grease' trap for musical fans By DAVID BIANCULLI

Broadway reality show: Hopelessly revolting

It's curtains for Mr. Lincoln By JOE DZIEMIANOWICZ

Eyes glaring like high beams, hands gesturing grandly and R's rolling, Kate Mulgrew gets so exaggerated playing a 19th-century actress in Charles Busch's new comedy "Our Leading Lady," you'd…

It's shear fun & looks sharp By JOE DZIEMIANOWICZ

Lyceum's hit by some monkey business By JOE DZIEMIANOWICZ

Lights of New York By HOWARD KISSEL

As she approaches 72, Diahann Carroll is in rare form in her current stint at the Regency.

'Pirate Queen' makes Irish a thing of booty on Broadway BY JOE DZIEMIANOWICZ

'Tall Grass' comes up short by twistin' the night away By JOE DZIEMIANOWICZ

'Tea' time steeped in relevance by Joe Dziemianowicz

'Cinderella' works magic in schools BY JESS WISLOSKI

Troupe brings kids Broadway classics

Schreiber talks a good game in an on-and-off 'Radio' By JOE DZIEMIANOWICZ

WABC big says jokers are wild on 'Talk Radio' By DAVID HINCKLEY

Talking the 'Talk' BY MICHAEL GILTZ

Playwright Eric Bogosian doesn't want audiences thinking about the Federal Communications Commission or satellite radio or shock jocks.

The breakthrough stage<br> 13 questions for ... an Off-Off-Broadway actress by Joe Dziemianowicz

It's an international movement by Joe Dziemianowicz

The title, "Be," can't get much tinier, but describing the 90-minute show presented by the performance group Mayumana requires long-windedness.

Revival is 'Prelude' to a hiss by Joe Dziemianowicz

Unfortunately, the spell cast by the Roundabout Theatre Company's revival of Craig Lucas' dark fable is one of near-total inertness.

Let's hear it for 'Soundies' from the '40s By DAVID HINCKLEY

Kline is every inch a 'King,' & his 3 girls are a royal treat by Joe Dziemianowicz

This 'Lady' just loverly BY JOE DZIEMIANOWICZ

Frasier shines at Lincoln Center

Battle against booze inspires 'Bill & Bob' by Joe Dziemianowicz

"Bill W. and Dr. Bob" is about the men who co-founded Alcoholics Anonymous, and their wives who pioneered Al-Anon. If that story has special meaning for you, odds are you'll be drawn to the …

Bird plays make a flap in N.Y. By JOE DZIEMIANOWICZ

Off-Broadway is turning into an aviary with a flock of new shows.

War hits home in 'Dying City,' and this time, it's personal by Joe Dziemianowicz

Shinn's writing is gritty but the story, heaped with politics, babies, sex and more, occasionally lost its grip on me. I became more interested in Anthony Ward's set, which slowly rotates 36…

Tunney's son scores KO with words by Bill Gallo

Ben Widdicombe's Gatecrasher: Pastore ex won't Pussyfoot in play

Back on the Crane gang<br> Three cheers for the men of 'Frasier,' together again (sort of) on stage. What would Freud say? By MICHAEL GILTZ

Is it a testament to the high caliber of the "Frasier" cast, we asked Hyde Pierce?
"It's a testament to the low standards of Broadway," he immediately replies. Niles couldn't have put it more wryly.

Now and forever, 'Katz' is a puzzler by Joe Dziemianowicz