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Matthew White's revival of "Sweet Charity" is the most thrillingly complete piece of work at the Menier Chocolate Factory since the venue's 2005 triumph with "Sunday in the Park With George."
Cirque takes a real slip with this frantic, vaudeville-inspired show.
It was brave of Rebecca Gilman to return to the original source material for this stunning stage treatment (first mounted in 2005 by the Acting Company, in association with Atlanta's Allianc…
Young actors master demanding role
RHO to rep show for worldwide, amateur productions
Although Broadway star Chenoweth never unleashes her golden pipes, when she sits teary-eyed and alone watching "Miracle on 34th St." and the Times Square ball drop, it's a reminder that with…
There's snappy dialogue in the dark little friendship dramedy "This," but there's no true "this."
The dazzling technique of the lead and solid support from key players around her can't disguise the fact that much of the deeper emotional texture of Tennessee Williams' great tragedy is mut…
Blanchett, Weaving, Hurt drive busy box office
Paley gig is all her own words, she says
Philip Seymour Hoffman attached to star in film
A neat tragicomedy that is almost a guilty pleasure.
Brad Falchuk signs seven-figure multiyear pact
It's theoretically possible to turn the "Bonnie & Clyde" saga into a conventional musical play, but the eponymous tuner at La Jolla Playhouse hasn't found the magic formula.
British director in talks for Columbia remake of musical
Thanksgiving brings box office bounty on Broadway
The women of 'Nine' vs. '8 1/2'
Album is country's fastest selling debut ever
Creatives aim to spin surprising tale from familiar property
'Enron,' 'Jerusalem' fuel hot streak
Small theaters exist as showcases for talent
Director/designer Melly Still marshals 27 doubling actors, five musicians, inventive puppets and enough impressive special effects to give James Cameron pause, but "Nation" proffers more eff…
A trio of finely tuned actors make "A Moon to Dance By" a compelling theatrical experience.
'God' drops but 'Race' wows
