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Odd couples are the stuff comedies are made of.
In the Encores! revival of "Bells are Ringing," running through Sunday at City Center, O'Hara, makes her star turn as a switchboard girl Ella Peterson thoroughly effortless yet completely wi…
She's famous for portraying a "Friend."
A snoozy Broadway season has been bolted wide awake by the arrival of a play drenched in juicy timeless issues -- racism, revenge and romance for dollars.
If you've unwrapped a present hoping to find the coolest new plaything and instead found - darn! - gloves inside, you'll appreciate my reaction to the Broadway musical "Elf," which opened Su…
If there's a compelling reason for "The Pee-wee Herman Show" to be on Broadway beyond delivering its gleeful dash of sunny but slightly subversive fun, it's to remind us that things can stay…
Secrets and lies are the very lifeblood of family dramas, and they course through "After the Revolution," which opened last night in a Playwrights Horizons presentation.
Brendan Fraser has traded the green screen for the Great White Way. He's now making his Broadway debut in the comedy "Elling," set in Norway and based on the novels of Ingvar Ambjornsen.
On Sunday, Elizabeth Cruz- Cortes is going to pull an all-nighter.
The lights on Broadway will be dimmed at 7 p.m. Tuesday night in memory of actress Jill Clayburgh.
Global studies just got funnier and faster.
Looking into one of Max Ferguson's paintings is like peering through a window to a New York that has disappeared.
One of the most arresting images in "Houdini, Art and Magic," currenty at the Jewish Museum, is a 1916 photograph of the great magician standing beside the carriage of Sarah Bernhardt, perha…
Fine-tuned ensembles drive two politically charged plays at the Public Theater.
If you walked past the Hirschfeld Theatre on W. 45th St. a week ago you may have caught a curious scene: stuffed animals sprawled on the sidewalk, like sunbathers catching rays.
It's exciting to see "The Scottsboro Boys" on Broadway boasting so many things a musical should have. That includes good songs, a provocative story (not from a movie), a rousing staging and …
