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Interviews with Langella and Liotta.
"Drowning Crow" is one very dead duck, so let's not carry on too much -- carrion indeed -- and instead simply warn everybody away from the wretched thing.
Who expected the dread avian flu to strike Broadway?
In "The Chosen," opening Sunday at the Paper Mill Playhouse, Theodore Bikel plays against his own personal history as Reb Saunders, a Hasidic rabbi who is threatened when his son befriends a…
Move over, James Brown.
You're no longer the hardest- working man in show business.
Ames Adamson is.
Marlton resident Arje Shaw is the executive director of the YM-YWHA in Highland Park. He's also a playwright.
Off-Broadway theaters are located all over town, but there haven't been any in the East 50s. Now comes 59E59 Theater, a sleek new 200-seat venue that opened yesterday with "The Stendhal Synd…
George Street revives 1991 comedy
Worries that the Paper Mill Playhouse's new president would shift the artistic spirit of the Millburn theater away from lavish musical revivals toward more artsy, cutting-edge fare have proven unfounded.
With quotes from John Mahoney and Tina Landau.
Price's concert version is reasonably entertaining, thanks especially to Patti LuPone at her scintillating best.
Here's a new experience for Alison Fraser.
So Kate Baldwin is going to be part of the Paper Mill Playhouse season, after all.
Crossroads comes through with late entry that passes along a musical tradition
A play called "Defying Gravity" shouldn't be earthbound.
In Greek mythology, there were nine muses.
And at Passage Theatre Company in Trenton, Cynthia Adler is offering nine amusing characters.
"They Wrote That?" deserves to move on to a larger theater, but for now the pleasure of experiencing such solid gold music-making in an intimate space is an extra thrill.
As her one-woman show, "Downloaded -- and in Denial" is about to open at Passage Theatre Company of Trenton, Cynthia Adler remembers the time she passed for Jackie Mason.
Oh, 'Baby'! There's quite a cast shaping up for the upcoming production of "Baby" at the Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn.
The 2,700-seat Prudential Hall is much too large for this modest-sized musical.
