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Howard Kissel: Like last year's Pulitzer- and Tony Award-winning "Doubt," John Patrick Shanley's new play, "Defiance," is about an institution with rigorous rules in a time of turbulent chan…
If Monty Python had ever tackled the issue of Irish terrorism, they might have created something as wild, as brilliant and as weirdly exhilarating as "The Lieutenant of Inishmore."
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Nellie McKay is blond (when she's not a brunette or redhead), somewhere between 20 and 25, and a unique singer-songwriter who's as brilliantly, uh, inventive about her biography as she is wi…
They've played some pretty tough crowds before, but a Manhattan comedy troupe is about to perform for the toughest audience yet: Thousands of war-weary U.S. troops in Iraq.
'Wedding Singer' and five other new musicals hope to score big
If you need some good laughs, you gotta go see "Kingfish, Amos and Andy."
Actor Danny Aiello, 72, is moonlighting as a cabaret singer.
The wows and woes of creating a work of art are spotlighted in new Off-Broadway shows.
... but 'Barefoot in the Park' revival comes up lame
Christopher Denham quickly grows tiresome as the more sensitive and dithering of the two. Lisa Joyce has an unenviable task trying to make the whore believable, since nothing about the writi…
I'm quick with the buckshot
And you all know the upshot:
Yes, there's blood when the day is done
But here's what is scary -
I meant to hit John Kerry
Oh, you can't trust a Dick with a gun.
'The Cherry Orchard' brings him back to L.A. stage amid flurry of filming
Franklin Cover, who became a familiar face as George and Louise Jefferson's white neighbor in the longrunning TV sitcom "The Jeffersons," has died, his publicist said yesterday.
Jane Krakowski, ("Ally McBeal") has signed up for CBS' comedy pilot "Sex, Power, Love & Politics," which revolves around Capitol Hill staffers, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
