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"As the World Turns" star Benjamin Hendrickson died suddenly over the weekend at his home in Huntington, L.I.
George Tsypin constructs sets - and worlds - for New York theater
Beyond "Macbeth," there are other outdoor productions where you can see, weather permitting, a Shakespeare comedy or tragedy for free.
Liev Schreiber is spot-on as the Bard's tragic Scottish king
Shepard's answer to Iraq mixes madness, Midwest in 'God of Hell'
David Hinckley's Critic at Large: The bad news for Barbra Streisand fans is that the best seats you can buy for her Oct. 9 show at the Garden cost $1,804.50. The good news is that you can pr…
Joe Dziemianowicz: Just when it seems like Jill Clayburgh can't catch a break (both her Broadway shows, "A Naked Girl on the Appian Way" and "Barefoot in the Park," were duds), she goes and …
Liev Schreiber, going back to the Bard, storms Central Park as the Scottish king
"Grey Gardens" has sprouted a new look.
Logan Marshall-Green in 'Pig Farm.'
But drama is home to stellar acting
It's a strange but often stirring musical that follows a group of 14- and 15-year-olds exploring their sexuality and everything that goes with it.
Let's see - a gay man singing Judy Garland songs. Isn't that a bit like an African-American man performing an Amos 'n' Andy skit?
As it turns out, the gay man in question, Rufus Wainwright, doesn't give a damn what such images convey.
