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Arden, Stout will appear in musical
Filmmaker re-teaming with Horberg on project
Producer Manny Fox is laying plans for a new musical, "Family Fortune," to make its way to Broadway via New Orleans.
CBSNews.com finds anchor for 'Tomorrow'
Maria Aitken's La Jolla restaging of her metatheatrical London and Gotham hit, performed by four of the world's hardest-working thesps, has its arid patches and disappears into the ozone alm…
This sad/funny play of isolation in academic circles could have been called "Otherwise Disengaged."
This columnist will continue to refer to Tony winners as such, because theater people deserve the few honors they get. But we won't be promoting or helping the award show itself, if we can a…
Sales slow down with the end of the season
Just because you can force your audience to sit and wait for the good stuff to start doesn't mean you should.
Megan Mullally dominates the stage in "The Receptionist."
San Diego's 'Wicked' earns $1,628,817
Paydays and box office can defy expectations
Talent vet repped Tony Curtis and Ethel Merman
BD Wong proves triumphantly up to the challenge even though his vehicle, first unveiled in 1975, inspires more admiration than warmth.
Tracy Letts' Pulitzer winner hits the road with all strengths intact.
Timothy Sheader's production brings out the sun in Jerry Herman's score.
Critics praise adaptation of Spielberg pic
Perfectly simple, simply elegant and elegantly touching, "Ever Yours, Oscar" provides a minor-key look at the life of Oscar Wilde to accompany the C-major exercise in hilarity Brian Bedford …
Director set for tennis legend Tilden
Shakespeare's works get a musical makeover
Seeing "Erotic Broadway" is like going on a blind date with a schizophrenic: There's no telling what's going to happen, but there's a significant chance it will be memorable. Acts in this gr…
Must we feel sorry for the wealthy and bored?
Close aims for second straight lead drama win
Theater group gets funds for new plays
