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Anne Fletcher gets behind 'The Proposal'
'Groundswell' mounted with T Fellowship aid
What message did President send by seeing 'JT'?
Seyfried, Nero also sign onto Summit drama
Veteran theater exec was drawn to Broadway
Outstanding quality of "Hamlet" is its unerring sense of completeness.
Play gets brief work-in-progress run
Despite a slow start and clunky storytelling, it's shamelessly and irresistibly entertaining.
A romantic story of two gay lovers whose idyllic relationship is threatened.
Catherine Hardwicke to direct for Overture
The slight sales boost that Memorial Day weekend brought to Broadway mostly evaporated last week, with Rialto cume off about $850,000.
Musical has magical blend of old-fashioned storytelling, fantasy, tight plotting and sly humor.
Taylor caught up on Twitter
Credit Leslie Ayvazian for coming up with an original way to dramatize the ever-popular, but oh-so-dull subject of domestic boredom. Make Me applies a bit of S&M to three couples locked in intimate relationships at various stages of paralysis, to the point of sending one dissatisfied wife off to take lessons in male-management from a whip-wielding dominatrix. Device is a genuinely clever way to get at the perennial issue of gender-based control, but in her exhaustive pursuit of superficial behavior parallels, the scribe fails to dig deeper into her characters, reducing her comedy to its mechanics.
Series to premiere on June 8
Org launches Atlanta Arts Recovery initiative
Play purports to be about high school reunions but spends most its time as a political discussion.
Instead of constraining the text to fit a conceit, Smith and director Marianne Elliott's daring fairy-tale vision of "All's Well That Ends Well" actually releases this notoriously problemati…
Schmidt cues next musical at Writers' Theater
Broadway thrives despite ailing economy
Despite odds, Broadway scores a haul of fame
1975-76: 'Greatness' is conferred in hindsight
On its surface, this drama looks fairly prosaic, but its familiar trappings mask some daring questions.
