Present Laughter<br> Review By DAVID ROONEY
This fourth Broadway revival of the 1939 play originated at Boston's Huntington Theater Company in 2007, during Martin's tenure there as artistic director, and frankly, it could have gained …
This fourth Broadway revival of the 1939 play originated at Boston's Huntington Theater Company in 2007, during Martin's tenure there as artistic director, and frankly, it could have gained …
Baffled by Pinter? You won't be after Christopher Morahan's revival of "The Caretaker."
Now theater moguls, Lee, Epps see comedy in both worlds
There was a pot of gold at the end of "Finian's Rainbow," with the tuner revival's box office spiking in its final week on the boards.
New tuners "Darwin" and "Post Office" are lined up to play the DouglasPlus series at LA's Center Theater Group.
The answer to the title question, decidedly, is: She certainly does!
Brian Murray, Melissa Errico to star
In 1960 two legendary tuners bowed in Gotham exactly seven months apart: two-planks-and-a-passion romance The Fantasticks (May 3) and lavish spectacle Camelot (Dec. 3). Fifty years later at the Pasadena Playhouse, their destinies are again intertwined, after a fashion, as an expurgated Camelot receives a Fantasticks-like bare-bones staging with a mere eight thesps, minimalist set and a paper moon. Happily, this "Came-less" is more: With the central love triangle taking centerstage to the exclusion of all medieval frou-frou, the show's emotional core has never been clearer.
The NY Gilbert & Sullivan Players return to City Center for a ten-perf stint of four operettas.
If there's a formula for producing a Broadway play that makes it into the black, "A View From the Bridge" is it.
Lee's deceptively free-form "Lear" starts out as a bug's-eye view of Shakespeare's great tragedy.
Opposes proposed tax on 'Cadillac' health plans
This guilty pleasure of a show remains precision-engineered candy-floss.
Off B'way play will begin next month
Play is longest running solo in B'way history
Kudos dubbed FreddieG's in honor of MTI chair
Frank McGuinness is pouring old wine into new bottles in his play 'Garbo.'
Newman's score ruled ineligible by the Academy