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"The Story Of My Life" is about as lean as a musical can get. Broadway-goers expecting more bang for their buck may be disappointed, but I found it artistically consummate.
"Ruined" is the kind of new play we desperately need: well-informed and unafraid of the world's brutalities.
At the very least, there's plenty of high-grade camp on display in "The Third Story." Busch can get laughs from the slightest smirk or wink. But next time, I hope he'll stick to one story, a…
It's often said humor is the best tonic for what ails you, and no matter how awful some may regard the Bush years, Will Ferrell guarantees you'll laugh through the tears.
And yet despite some fine performances, in the end "The American Plan" fails to live up to its intriguing premise.
Although "Pal Joey" is not a Broadway masterpiece on the level of "West Side Story" or "Guys And Dolls," but it is a sophisticated showcase of old-fashioned glamor and wit. As such, it's sti…
What should be a towering blockbuster, falls a little short I'm afraid.
Still, kids love it and there's no denying some of its parts are splendid enough to turn "Shrek" into a big green money making machine.
Staged by Thea Sharrock, "Equus" remains a riveting synthesis of stage craft and theatrical vision.
The storytelling, the music, the direction, even the orchestrations are just too derivative not to beg comparisons, and guess which one comes out on top?
A composer for Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons is suing EMI Publishing over the use of the tune "C'mon Marianne" in the Broadway musical "Jersey Boys."
An elevator motor caught on fire around 9:15 p.m. in the Helen Hayes Theater, where the Broadway play "Xanadu" is performed.
Love it or hate it, you have to admit Oskar Eustis's reworking of Hamlet at the Public Theater's Shakespeare in the Park is boldly original. And while you can place me in the "pro" column, there are enough pros and cons in this production to keep theatergoers debating for hours whether it's worth a visit.
A technical dispute is brewing between Broadway theaters and some of the biggest names in technology, including Google and Microsoft. The outcome could determine what theatregoers hear, or d…
A press conference will reportedly be held tonight at the Midtown law offices where the talks are taking place.
Contract Agreement Reached To End Broadway Strike
