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The Dolan family has plans to add a jewel to the crown of its Cablevision and sports empire with a deal to lease the fabled Beacon Theater, it was reported yesterday.
In a new B'way show, Ebersole gives a tour de force as Jackie O's quirky cousin
Tale of domestic mess pulls off neat trick
A tiny cast is nobler, in mind of N.Y. producer
For Jill Clayburgh and Lily Rabe, acting is all in the family
TV show wanna-bes hope to be struck by 'Lightning'
Mafia tales are old hat in film and television, but the harsh "Wassamatta?" world of 1970s Queens has hit the stage in a completely gun-free solo show.
Tharp's clown car runs out of gas an hour into the show's 90-minute length, which is strange, since Dylan is such a provocative and infinitely soulful songwriter.
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious it wasn't.
Performances of "Mary Poppins" both on Broadway and in London were canceled last night because of technical difficulties.
In 'Small Story,' prying ends in no small revelation
Jennifer Aniston had a drama of her own Monday night as she performed on the Broadway stage in "The 24 Hour Plays" at the American Airlines Theatre.
It's getting crowded under the Christmas tree.
White's hard-driving agent makes it to Broadway
Heads up if you're near the Public Theater. The energy pouring out nightly could knock you off your feet.
Burnham out front with touring production
With some movies, you know exactly what you're going to see before you even enter the theater, and Michael Mayer's "Flicka" is one of them: You've got your girl, you've got your horse, and y…
From Shakespeare to Diet Coke ads to The WB's "Charmed," Julian Ovenden has his fair share of acting credits, but he admits he was suffering a dry spell before snagging a role in "Butley."
The author clearly has great affection for her characters, and by the end of the 90-minute charmer, so do we.
"Mary Poppins" is only four days into previews on Broadway and doesn't open until Nov. 16. But there's something about Mary that is already a hit - her signature brolly.
Author Dan O'Brien is mostly on target in his agile play-within-a-play, which opened last night Off-Broadway. He and director Randy Baruh even occasionally strike something deeper than the f…
