Guys and Dolls<br> Review By BOB VERINI
Last weekend, Kevin Stites and the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra did right by the evergreen Frank Loesser score for a pleasant night out, in the face of grievous miscasting and a total absence of…
Last weekend, Kevin Stites and the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra did right by the evergreen Frank Loesser score for a pleasant night out, in the face of grievous miscasting and a total absence of…
Tempe's 'Wicked' is week's biggest earner
Mouse breaks ground by converting 2-D title
French, Italian, Russian pieces populate event
West Coast shapes new musicals
But don't call it Broadway-bound. At least not yet.
Actor joins Julia Roberts starrer 'Love'
'Doki' set to begin Latin American tour this month
'Rocky Horror' creator to also star in new tuner
Director Rob Ashford has a mesmerizing, flame-like Blanche DuBois in Rachel Weisz.
Show boasts udderly (sorry) charming turns from a cast that has as much fun as its audience.
Harvey Frand, 68, won an Emmy for the sci-fi skein
In Berkshire Theater Festival's staging of "The Prisoner of Second Avenue," helmer Warner Shook and his six actors more than just revive this melancholy comedy: They breathe new life into th…
Short script has excellent roots, with firm characterizations and graceful dramaturgy.
Honoree keeps 'em laughing at L.A. event
Dance-theater piece to open at Joyce
Shows report robust week at box office
Troupe to offer free performances at the Grove
Tina Landau to direct the musical
Much of the revival in a three-week stop at the Pantages is more kitsch than kosher.
Neither the slick staging nor the superb performances by its two hardworking actors can solve the nagging problems of this imaginative but problematic new work.
The bigger the venue, the smaller the impact. That seems to be the destiny of "The Harder They Come," Perry Henzell's musicalization of his own iconic 1972 film, which made reggae a househol…
Fringe fest scheduled to run Aug. 15-22
National Theater highlights: Current and future