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"I would not call myself an opera singer," says Patti LuPone, making her company debut as "Mahagonny's" tough madam, Leocadia Begbick. "I'm a hybrid. She's the soprano."
"We're both hybrids," corrects Audra McDonald...
Didn't I just see a play about a male prostitute who'd settle down if given the right chance? There were Hollywood types in it. And a conniving rich kid. Oh, yeah, that's it -- The Little Dog Laughed, which is closing on Broadway soon. Similar characters show up in All That I Will Ever Be.
Where's the Man in Chair when we so desperately need him?
The creator of 'Six Feet Under' returns to the New York stage
"Anon." has its flaws, but it's a promising start for Atlantic Stage 2.
The question you're apt to have during "A Spanish Play" isn't about what is real and what is fantasy, but what time will all this be over?
The opening number of last week's live show was "You're the One That I Want," but with its rocky beginning, it should have been called "You're the Note That I Missed."
Architect's story is no groundbreaking drama
"Dutchman," the last play Baraka wrote as LeRoi Jones, has lost some of its power to shock over four decades but still packs a wallop.
"The Fever" begins in total darkness, suggesting Shawn is out to show us the light. Too bad it illuminates something all too familiar.
Three young stars and their musical hit are 'Awakening' Broadway
Hot-ticket shows in London are making their way - some sooner, some later - to Broadway.
Credit the assured, unfussy direction by Tony winner Garry Hynes ("The Beauty Queen of Leenane") and her crackerjack American, Irish and English cast, which has no weak link.
It's hard to recall a recent play that's jangled my nerves more than Culture Project's "Dai (enough)." I mean that as a compliment to writer and performer Iris Bahr, whose one-woman, multi-c…
"Gutenberg!" wouldn't be half as fun without this cast, guided skillfully by director Alex Timbers.
If Samuel Beckett, Edward Albee and Deaf West Theatre's ever-arresting fusion of spoken text and sign language aren't enough to get viewers through the doors at 5112 Lankershim, I offer a co…