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"I've embraced the fact that I can't sing," said Joe Pantoliano, who will try to perform Cole Porter's "I Get a Kick Out of You" on Sunday's premiere episode (10 p.m.).
A peculiar heroine has suddenly been thrust center stage: the tone-deaf diva.
Apparently the entire run is already sold out. If you haven't got a ticket, you've lucked out.
It doesn't often happen that a piece of theater grabs you by the lapels, keeps you on the edge of your seat and doesn't let you go until it's good and ready. That's what happens in Jonathan …
A basic description of "Viva Blackpool," the new six-part miniseries premiering tonight at 10 on BBC America, will intrigue some people - but, most likely, repel many more.
Much about "Third" is droll and well-observed, but too often it seems like an essay masquerading as a play.
October has long been the scariest month of the year, when murderous fiends get a ghoulish green light. This fall, it seems, New York's theatrical community has gotten in on the act.
Rush Limbaugh's Broadway debut this week raised $81,000 for the American Red Cross Hurricane Katrina relief fund, says WABC (770 AM) program director Phil Boyce.
Projections - whether slides or videos - are increasingly being woven into scenic designs.
"In My Life" is awful, but as disasters go, it's minor league.
It's not necessary for me to criticize Rosie O'Donnell as the choice of special guest for Sunday's edition of "Inside the Actors Studio." All you have to do is listen to James Lipton introdu…
"The old guy is making a comeback."
Ayckbourn's play deserved better.
Antonio Banderas is ready to make those Broadway tour-bus ladies swoon again. The heavy-lidded Spaniard is due to return to the stage next year as a delusional swashbuckler in a musical base…
Some very vocal women are treading the boards this season
Two stars wave goodbye to Broadway - temporarily - to perform in downtown musicals.
Like the embattled Jews that are its subject, "Fiddler" can survive most anything, even an onslaught of ham.
Perhaps the Helen Hayes Theater should be renamed the Theater of Ethnic Comedy.
'Latinologues' opening on B'way
