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The day before James Dolan took out the knees of the leggy production of "Hearts and Lights," Weinstein sat beside him in Radio City Music Hall, taking in a rehearsal that would seal its fat…
Lady Gaga will bring down the curtain on the nearly 100-year-old venue, Roseland, with a series of seven shows starting next Friday. So expect the usual sweet mourning that comes with the lo…
Three-time Oscar nominee Michelle Williams makes her Broadway debut as Sally Bowles in "Cabaret," an encore of the Tony-winning 1998 revival of the Kander-and-Ebb musical.
If you're granted three wishes to make during Disney's "Aladdin" you'll definitely want to use one to discover how the musical's creative genies pull off the magic-carpet ride in the second …
For a play about survival, David Grimm's "Tales From Red Vienna," barely registers a pulse.
One was a Southerner who killed the President. The other was the toast of the New York stage. And now the murderous sibling rivalry between John Wilkes Booth and his brother Edwin is poised …
There's probably a worthwhile, if well-worn, story of unwanted and inescapable family legacies lurking in Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' play "Appropriate."
The Broadway musical "Rocky" is big-hearted, quick-fisted and predictable " but it saves its biggest punch for the last 15 minutes.
"50 Shades! The Musical" comes in only two basic tones " filthy and funny.
In "Hand to God," an adolescent's hand puppet is possessed by Satan. It's bad for him and all within reach, but great for audiences of this devilishly funny comedy.
Educators have convened in Harlem this month to learn dance techniques from Jacques d'Amboise. For those who don't know the self-proclaimed New Yorker 'with a fancy French last name,' that i…
Cirque du Soleil's latest show to hit New York does more than just mark the troupe's 30th year " it brings a dazzling spectacle of girl power. "Amaluna," landing at its Citi Field tent next …
Emma Thompson brought her quirky charm to Avery Fisher Hall on Wednesday night in the New York Philharmonic's concert version of "Sweeney Todd." Playing the daft Mrs. Lovett, the worst pie-m…
Actor Curtis McClarin, who performed in the hit Broadway musical "Bring in 'da Noise, Bring in 'da Funk," died unexpectedly at his Brooklyn home Monday. He was 44.
From the tone-setting opening line " Louis Armstrong confesses that he'd soiled himself " it's clear "Satchmo at the Waldorf" won't be a sweet little lace-trimmed valentine to the late, grea…
Three isn't always a charm. The third play in Quiara Alegria Hudes' trilogy, "The Happiest Song Plays Last," is a sincere but shapeless story of Puerto Rican-American cousins looking for lov…
"The Open House" is about family " and where there's family, there are, of course, unhealthy behaviors and attitudes.
The very title of "Stage Kiss" suggests a clash between what is real and phony.
In the two-person musical "Arlington," a pretty young housewife, Sara Jane, wears a flirty floral dress and a bright smile.
A new take on "A Doll's House" makes your head spin like a top.
When Terrence McNally wrote his first play about a gay couple, its graphic and unabashed take on homosexuality proved too much for New York.
The play, "And Things That Go Bump in th…
Cross hooks, jabs and roundhouse kicks come fast and furiously " and thrillingly " in the Bruce Lee bio-drama "Kung Fu."
Rub a lamp, wish for success and " poof! " you've got it. Guaranteeing that a Broadway show becomes a hit should be so simple. But it takes more than high hopes and an accommodating genie to…
Robert James Waller's 1992 romantic best-seller "The Bridges of Madison County" and the Meryl Streep-Clint Eastwood movie it spawned struck many as sappy " but Broadway's lush musical versio…
Caryl Churchill's play "Love and Information" concerns the complexities of connections connecting in the Digital Age.
