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A vast amount of unhappiness is packed into "The Architecture of Loss" over the sorrowful course of 90 minutes.
Along with "The Musical of Musicals -- The Musical!" here's a reminder of several other worthy off-Broadway attractions that bowed recently and remain in the running.
Show's 5 acts gently spoof legends
An off-Broadway playwright and a local actor who attended Linden High School a generation apart will meet on Saturday as a result of the Westfield Community Players' production of the interg…
Shirl Bernheim on "The Tale of the Allergist's Wife."
Divorce. Housework. High school.
Most songwriters -- especially male songwriters -- don't go there topically, but Craig Carnelia has for the last 25 years.
Crossroads Theatre Company of New Brunswick is making a schedule change.
Three guesses on who's being profiled in the new play that's entitled, "Tea for Three: Lady Bird, Pat, and Betty."
Laurie Kennedy portrays a kind nun in new film and a complex mother superior on stage
Here's a big hearty thank-you for the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey.
You were hoping for theater tickets as your holiday present, and instead received gift certificates to some stores in the mall.
A few changes are afoot at African Globe TheatreWorks in Newark.
Perhaps playwright Samuel Taylor retitled his 1968 comedy from "Avanti" to "A Touch of Spring" so that people might forget what a bomb it was. "Avanti" played all of 21 performances on Broad…
A disappointing new piece which opened Thursday at Manhattan Theatre Club after a rocky preview period, Neil Simon's "Rose's Dilemma" is a dispirited play that lacks focus and consequence.
'Nativity' reborn
Most plays start at 8 p.m. and end by 10 p.m. But "Educating Rita," now at the Bickford Theatre in Morris Township, begins at 8 -- and then starts its second act at 10.
