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Mia Maestro may find fame despite herself
An abridged version of the Tony-winning musical "Spamalot" will run for 10 years starting in 2007 in the casino that tycoon Steve Wynn built and named for himself, he said yesterday.
Tales of stage folk are in a drama class all of their own
This week, Lincoln Center's annual summer festival has imported the work of two chic European directors: Ariane Mnouchkine, who has her own theater just outside Paris, and the late Giorgio S…
Yes, "Virginia," there is a closing announcement.
Stage vehicle 'Thunderbird' tells the story of Suzanne's ups & downs
Theatergoers don't have to wait until next month's Fringe Festival to see new shows on the fringe such as a play in which a coat-check girl has clairvoyant powers and a musical where a guard…
I came away finding Somers an endearing and courageous woman. But I wished that she was really sharing her story with us rather than turning it into hard-sell showbiz.
Of all the world's problems, no one so far has focused on the huge proliferation of arts festivals. Many, of course, consider them harmless. I am not so sure.
The season's first new musical is up and humming, with "Lennon" previewing at the Broadhurst Theatre for an Aug. 4 opening.
My mission for the mob started with a mysterious phone call. The voice on the other end told me I was to meet a guy near a city landmark at 3 p.m. the next day.
Brooke is Broadway bound
Bruce Willis is a wicked harmonica player, but what's with his sudden interest in Broadway musicals?
A brunette, that's what. Or who.
Break out the bubbly! There's plenty to celebrate in the exhilarating "As You Like It" that Mark Lamos has directed at the Delacorte.
Uncommon women...and others
Hey, if the pregnant bride is wearing white, why not have Victor Garber officiate?
Could the New York Post have gotten it wrong yet again?
Needless to stay, by reducing the whole thing to a matter of crime as a kind of aphrodisiac, "Thrill Me" trivializes what remains a fascinating case.
Call it the Broadway Hottie Heist.
A life-size likeness of "All Shook Up" leading man Cheyenne Jackson has gone missing from the Palace Theatre.
John Leguizamo made it to Tuesday's premiere of his movie "Crónicas" - but just barely.
The actor revealed to us that he was nearly killed while shooting the suspense thriller in Ecuador.
