Busy fall season may get two more plays By DAVID BENEDICT
'Jerusalem,' 'Endgame' may be heading to London
'Jerusalem,' 'Endgame' may be heading to London
Orton, Rothko and Golightly share the spotlight
'Rock of Ages,' 'Hair' could make London transfer
Numbers-crunching brightens Broadway outlook
'Mermaid,' 'Tarzan' create losses for studio
Theaters eye $1 billion at b.o. next year
Jatinder Verma's rendering of the author's own adaptation is disappointingly flat.
With a zinger of a production from Rupert Goold, watching "the corporate crime that defined the end of the 20th century" isn't just instructive, it's a gloriously guilty pleasure.
It's a testament to the performances that "Babes" still has enough going for it to merit a look. To paraphrase another adapter of Victor Herbert's 106-year-old show, it's another fine mess, …
John Stamos ("ER") has been cast in the indie comedy "Father of Invention" starring Kevin Spacey.
U.K. adaptation to premiere at Conservatory
This bland "country musical," in a twanged-up generic-contemporary-showtune mode by Tommy Newman and Mark Allen, may appeal to regional houses looking for new and unchallenging chamber-scale…
A dramatically surprising examination of the night before Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination.
You don't want to believe everything you hear, now, girls.
Funds to be used for concert, program support
Rialto revenues remain steady
Tempe production of 'Wicked' is biggest earner
Composers Ahrens, Flaherty sign with Gersh
British theater cultivates fare for new demographic
Award shows search for succsessful forumla
Holland, Dozier, Holland reteam for musical
There's hardly a single original thought in 'Vanities, a New Musical.'
Much at stake for this year's man at the mic
Company to focus on digital 3-D exhibition