176 stories from Curtainup Blog Annex
New on Broadway-- a timely old play-- and off-broadway, provocoteur Adam Rapp's latest dystopian saga and a rarely seen Bria…
There's certainly no shortage of dysfunctional family dramas. But a play with probably one of …
My own take on Lisa D'Amour's timely new play Detroit is more a 'B' {www.curtainup.com/detroitny.html) than New York Times critic …
Detroit - A skilled cast and expert production values make this Pulitzer Prize finalist worth seeing even though it's too extreme finale shortchanges the theme of the Am…
The venerated South African playwright who used words as his weapon to expose his country's dismal racial policies is now an octogenarian.&nb…
Curtainup's on and off-Broadway listings pages are updated at least twice a week-- shows are annotated with information about casts, creative teams, …
Looking forward to a big Off-Broadway weekend.At Roundabout's Laura Pel Theater There Is I Haven't Found It Yet, at Playwrights Horizon a matinee press p…
Mary Broome - Allan Monkhouse's 1911 comedy at the Mint explores upstairs/downstairs and father/son relationships . . . Read More
With the nitpickers out in full force, this Little Tramp may be shuffling off the Barrymore stage sooner than we think it should. …
hiladelphia Philadelphia Live Arts Festival + Ph…
Heartless - Sam Shepard may be at the point in life where he's eligible for social security, but don't count on his having settled into easy, entertainment mode. Heartles…
Forbidden Broadway: Alive and Kicking - Hurrah! Gerald Alessandrini's spoof fest, is back after a 3-year long hiatus . . . Read More
Harbor - The times are ripe for a solid comedy or drama about the risks and rewards for gay couples adopting children, but Chad Beguelin's fails the challenge. . . . Read More …
Our annual overview of the busy Berkshire Theater season is posted, as is our final addition to our Fringe Festival coverage. Also…
2012 New York International Fringe Festival - Curtainup's "fringers" have finished grazing the menu of some 200 shows
My last review for the Berkshire summer 2012 season is of a still in progress productionSatchmo at the Waldorf - Drama critic Ter…
Alfred Molina's Mark Rothko has a well woth seeing new assistnat in Jonathan (Spring Awakening) Groff-- and the play has a lot more room to splash paint on its&…
TAhe Inner House - I can't think of an actress more capable of holding the stage all by herself and bringing fascinating women like Thompson and Wharton…
London Le Gateau Chocolat - The eponymous writer a…
2 Berkshire Theaters conclude their seasons with leave-them-laughing shows, one a world premiere, the other a classic old&nb…
The Public Theater reaffirms its mission of Shakespeare for everyone. . . …
2012 New York International Fringe Festival - reviews will be updated regularly throughout the festival. . .The Fring puts on some 200 shows so, even if al…
Thursday, August 09, 2012Latest Reviews & Features New York …
The David Rubenstein Atrium will resume its regular programming of music and dance events on Thursday, August 9, 2012 after having been the site for the "The Clock," Christian Marclay's ep…
Three new Berkshire Reviews: Coming up King Lear, Arline (Nibroc Trilogy) Hutton's Running. . .and moreSummer 2012 Reviews and Features …
