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Why 'Rent' dumped New York
How the Four Seasons sang their way to a Broadway show
Scientist Albert Einstein and actor James Dean came from different worlds, but for the next few weeks they're Theater Row roommates at 410 W. 42nd St.
In "Appian Way," everything is fake - especially the emotions. Instead of emotional satisfaction, you get shock.
Here are three more mismatched duos setting off sparks - and laughs - in shows opening in October.
Silly me! When I began reviewing theater years ago I imagined that my knowledge of Shakespeare, Moliere and Shaw - even Rodgers and Hammerstein - would be useful. But what the job comes down…
Oprah Winfrey's cash- and name - could easily play a part in B'way show's success
When Maude Maggart was growing up on Riverside Drive, she often found herself halfway between Bette Midler and Celia Cruz.
"My parents were Broadway performers," she explains. "They met in the cast of 'Applause.' So we always had Broadway-style music playing."
As I sat gritting my teeth recently through "Dr. Sex," I wondered if I might have enjoyed it more had I not seen "Silk Stockings" the night before.
The format is unusual, and the ending of the premiere nicely surprising - but the element that pushes this show into the potential hit category is Neil Patrick Harris.
A local theater group brings drama to a Flatbush street tonight
