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Touching sister act
Stephen Schwartz's "The Baker's Wife" has found an excellent foster home at the Paper Mill.
The cast is amazing, and I only hope they're being paid enough that when their yearlong contracts are fulfilled, they can afford to do work worthy of their talents.
Maggie Smith and Judi Dench have known each other for 50 years.
Alec Baldwin loves Stephen Sondheim. The actor called yesterday to clarify his jokey remarks at Monday's Symphony Space fund-raiser.
Hall may have missed the tenderness Williams feels for both Blanche and Stanley, but there's no doubt that his production reinvigorates this extraordinarily powerful play.
Getting honored by the folks at Symphony Space didn't stop Alec Baldwin from good-naturedly busting their chops for the recent Stephen Sondheim marathon.
"Did we really need 12 hours of Sondheim?" he mused. "I had to take cocaine to get through it. But luckily you're on 96th St., right down the block from my dealer."
'LIGHT' SHINES IN CIRCLE
How can you not love a play that offers Ethan Hawke's butt and - if you had my seat - the news that Parker Posey has a Brazilian wax?
Cyndi Lauper on the Great White Way? Please, God, yes!
The '80s pop pixie is angling to make her Broadway debut as Mrs. Lovett, the cannibal cook in Stephen Sondheim's "Sweeney Todd."
It is hard to imagine two actors playing these parts with more skill and vibrancy than Dennis Boutsikaris and Jill Eikenberry.
"Plantanos and Collard Greens" a romantic comedy play that has been asking its audiences whether blacks and Latinos should love one another, has just three performances left.
Adam Guettel's score for "The Light in the Piazza" is the best piece of theater music since Stephen Sondheim's "Passion," lo, 11 years ago.
Breaking the fourth wall - the imaginary boundary between actor and audience - is all the rage.
Christina Applegate makes her Broadway debut in "Sweet Charity" tonight.
Maybe.
Brooklyn troupe takes off with a lively fairy-tale spoof for kids
Musicals are big business - pity they don't produce hit songs
Broadway performances on the telethon will include Harvey Fierstein doing "If I Were a Rich Man" from "Fiddler on the Roof," along with scenes from "Chicago," "Good Vibrations," "All Shook U…
Antonio Aponte will never forget how deeply playwright Reinaldo Povod touched his life.
As the father, David Rockwell does simple magic tricks to grab his kids' attention. As an architect, he revs up the razzmatazz.
