It's a Wonderful Life<br> Review by David Benedict
Adaptation's most surprising virtue is its welcome, intelligent restraint.
Adaptation's most surprising virtue is its welcome, intelligent restraint.
The "Little House" novels may well be transformable into a moody musical examination of the hardships and perseverance demonstrated by pioneers who carved our nation out of the unforgiving l…
Stop the presses: A straight play was one of the top three earners on Broadway last week.
Thesp returns to stage in 'Diary' revival
Lucy Prebble to adapt her own play
Prince ("The Phantom of the Opera") will co-direct with Susan Stroman ("The Producers"). John Cullum, Mandy Patinkin, Shuler Hensley, Judy Kaye and Emily Skinner are all expected to take lea…
For good and ill, the musical American Idiot resembles most is its original rock predecessor, Hair. It's another double album's worth of great songs posited as a bulletin from today's rebellious youth, energetically performed, dynamically staged, with a few paper scraps of slogan and penciled preliminary plot outline serving as "book."
A contemporary theatrical vision is almost wholly lacking from the enterprise.
'Avenue Q' Off-Broadway bow, Skip Kennon's 'Herringbone'
Works based on actual global conflicts are prolific for non-profits
Jude Law's 'Hamlet' is looking good
Winners talk to the press after taking the stage
Emmys host Harris had nothing to worry about
Stars of film, music and stage: You, too, can move into TV and eventually win an Emmy.
New home announced as part of 2009-10 season
SAG, AFTRA join campaign for workers with disabilities
There's nothing like a party to let the new neighbors know exactly what type of person you are.
Most TV series take three seasons to jump the shark, but in the theater it can happen in 20 minutes, and so it goes at the Geffen.
It's not obsession if it's, like, really, really justified, is it?
Richard Linklater will direct road-trip comedy
Duo to star in project for ABC
Off Broadway troupe adds to ranks
It's a good thing "The Confidence Man" is free -- it requires at least three viewings.
Indeed, if you thrust the Coward screenplay at Luis Bunuel, demanding he treat the discreet charm of its bourgeoisie with the utmost affection rather than scorn, you'd have something very cl…
Patrick Swayze remembered