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Bargain seat at 'Awakening' is on stage
Season to be alive with the sound of musicals
The Paper Bag Players are big on recycling.
War is hell, but the new production of R.C. Sherriff's World War I drama "Journey's End" is as heavenly as it is haunting.
"Dreamgirls" has stepped on the sensitive toes of Berry Gordy, the Motown great associated with Jamie Foxx's character in the film.
Paramount and DreamWorks took out a full-page advertisement in Variety yesterday apologizing to Gordy.
TV loudmouth Rosie O'Donnell says she's not to blame for a cruise ship foulup that has sunk hundreds of summer vacation plans.
Two bright new British actresses shine in 'Starter for 10'
After all the fuss, we were finally off to see the wizard. And see him, we most certainly did.
'The Coast of Utopia' sails to an epic stage finale
Douglas Carter Beane's hit "The Little Dog Laughed" left Broadway yesterday, but the cast is expected to reunite for a San Francisco and Los Angeles run.
Who, me, retire? Not Alvin Colt.
Jefferson Mays has dreamed of doing R.C. Sherriff's "Journey's End" for nearly three decades. He's carried around a copy of the 1928 drama just as long.
For actress Jasmine Guy, her new play "Raisin' Cane" - coming to the Apollo Theater for one day only, Sunday, Feb. 18 at 4 p.m. - fills in the blanks.
WHATEVER else they make of the actors' work in David Mamet's "Speed-the-Plow," audiences at the Geffen Playhouse should have no difficulty buying stars Jon Tenney and Greg Germann as compadr…
"Speed-the-Plow," Mamet's half-acidic take on Hollywood, loyalty and Hollywood loyalty (and isn't that an oxymoron?) has reached its "perfect storm" incarnation at the Geffen Playhouse reviv…
