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Elliott has caught all the savage nuances Leigh describes in this chilling but funny party.
Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Wendy Wasserstein is battling leukemia at a New York hospital, a source close to her said yesterday.
A growing number of working thespians are taking on new roles as fashionistas, hoping to grace Broadway's boards by night and the runways by day.
Can there be a higher compliment? Julie Andrews says Cameron Diaz would be the perfect choice to play Maria if "The Sound of Music" were ever remade.
Dennis Lehane takes the 'My dad has a barn!' approach to writing a play
Mike Leigh's legendary 'Abigail's Party' opens in New York
When "Peter Pan" swings into the Theater at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday for a four-week run, grownups and kids alike will await that magic moment when the Neverland imp soars around t…
Better start planning early if you want to be among the first to see "The Producers" on the big screen.
"Alias" is going undercover for good. The spy drama starring Jennifer Garner will end its five-season run in May, ABC said yesterday. The network promised a big finish.
Oprah Winfrey hasn't visited David Letterman since his Oscar night "Oprah, Uma" blunder a few years back. Now, Winfrey is slated to be a guest Thursday Dec. 1 on CBS' "Late Show With David L…
"Seascape" begins with an elderly couple sunning themselves on a beach, musing about how they will spend what remains of their lives. Suddenly, two human-size lizards - whose English is only…
Is Julie Andrews getting some bad advice from her handlers?
'The Drowsy Chaperone' celebrates the power of musicals to move us
She shines 2 weeks after cancer surgery
Only some clunky, happily brief bits of choreography mar the masterly stagecraft of this breathtaking piece of musical theater.
After 45 years in showbiz, Michele Lee knows her fans: the ones who go bananas about her Broadway turns and those who go nuts over "Knots Landing."
Sara Ramirez will go from Lady of the Lake to lady of late-night calls.
When he successfully auditioned for "Rent" in 1995, Jesse L. Martin - who plays the HIV-positive teacher Tom Collins - recognized the show's creator, Jonathan Larson, from another life.
