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The title "columbinus" means "dovelike" - a sign of peace - but events unfolding onstage at New York Theatre Workshop will make audiences feel anything but serene.
Tonys 'Rain' on Roberts' parade; 'Chaperone' leads with 13 noms
What is it about Second Stage Theatre that makes actors want to get naked?
This year, a new award - for best cast replacement - is up for grabs on June 11. So why not some other innovative awards?
"Not a Genuine Black Man" by Brian Copeland has been described as a theatrical "hybrid" - dramatic monologue meets frisky standup act.
Nilaja Sun puts on a play about kids and showmanship.
Despite the wonderful cast and Robert Falls' sensitive direction, the two plays never quite jell.
'Tarzan' composer Collins goes ape for Broadway
Platt takes an Irish turn in 'Shining City'
HS staging of 'Chicago' ordered to shut down
Often one has the sense the actors have been directed to get through the play as quickly as possible, not even taking time for pauses.
Funnyman's sick sense of humor fits Broadway role
As though it weren't enough for the critics to have panned Julia Roberts' Broadway debut, "Three Days of Rain," Donald Trump and wife Melania didn't even stay past intermission during Tuesda…
Send no roses for the demise of Marc Kudisch's career as a leading man, a path the Broadway actor never wanted anyway.
