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Stars of the Great White Way perform favorite show tunes from 16 popular musicals - for free
Fine cast tries to flesh it out
Where else would you find Einstein, Hamlet, Peanuts & lots of troubled moms?
'Odd Couple' & 'Woman in White' spearhead a promising Broadway season
Not that we're short of reasons to love New York, but may I respectfully add to the list the fact that next month, director Russell Taylor will bring to the stage "Naked Macbeth"?
With an all-male cast, natch.
Jim Ryan has officially been made part of the Ch. 2 morning team.
How can we tell?
Easy - he's been immortalized by the puppetmasters at "Avenue Q" for a promo to begin running Sept. 12.
All actors memorize their lines. Jill Clayburgh, now rehearsing "A Naked Girl on the Appian Way," is also learning her limes. And lettuces.
Whenever I am asked what was the single worst evening I have ever spent in the theater, I always name the night in 1973 at the St. James when I endured the musical version of "Two Gentlemen …
Gilbert and Sullivan's 1881 "Patience" is probably the first show about celebrity, a thinly disguised satire of Oscar Wilde. So it seems only fair that the New York City Opera should have im…
Shows featuring mediums, mentalists and motorcycle mamas are on the bill this week as the 2005 New York International Fringe Festival heads into its final weekend.
The wit of the famous writers who gathered for lunch every day at the Algonquin Hotel still sparkles, as a new musical, "The Talk of the Town," makes abundantly clear.
The Church of Scientology isn't using Kathleen Turner as a propaganda tool, according to the director of a new documentary about 9/11 volunteer workers.
