PLAYBILL ON-LINE'S BRIEF ENCOUNTER with Robert Falls
The new mounting and fourth Broadway production of Long Day's Journey Into Night has had a long, long, and sometimes tortured journey to Broadway.
The new mounting and fourth Broadway production of Long Day's Journey Into Night has had a long, long, and sometimes tortured journey to Broadway.
Ronald Harwood may currently be the most successful playwright-screenwriter in the English speaking world.
'Desperate Housewives' has been Roger Bart's prescription for visibility.
Young playwright Tarell Alvin McCraney won a lot of attention and a couple of awards when his play The Brothers Size played the Public Theater in early 2007.
Actor Norm Lewis, back on Broadway in The Little Mermaid, has been laying down the law a lot lately.
It didn't take long for Arlington's Signature Theatre to get noticed after being founded 19 years ago. Winning a Tony Award took a little more time.
Following a roster of singers, celebrities and screen stars in its over 5-year run on Broadway, the revival of Cabaret returned to stage stars to end the run.
The Broadway premiere of Brief Encounter, the Kneehigh Theatre's highly theatrical and widely acclaimed adaptation of Noël Coward's stage and film romance, began performances S…
Kerry Butler's new musical theatre role is a far cry from the snow-white Belle she once played in Broadway's Beauty and the Beast.
Meet Second Stage's executive director Ellen Richard, whose troupe will buy Broadway's Helen Hayes Theatre.
Ethan Hawke, ever passionate about the theatre, returns to the New York stage in The New Group's Blood From a Stone.
Why did it take so long for a David Mamet world premiere to happen at the Off-Broadway theatre he created?
You know her as a morning TV host, a Broadway performer from Putting It Together and as an advocate for children in need. Now, meet Kathie Lee Gifford — musical theatre writer.
They are the unsung duo of what can be called the movie sensation of the season, "Chicago."
Some years ago, filmmaker Preston Sturges made a movie called "Christmas in July." Actor Stephen Bogardus doesn't need to see it; he's lived it.
Ethan Hawke, ever passionate about the theatre, returns to the New York stage in The New Group's Blood From a Stone.
"I'm not interested in living in a city where there isn't a production of Samuel Beckett running," said playwright Edward Albee at a recent press conference.
Ten years ago, actor Robert Petkoff was watching Ragtime on Broadway. This year, he's starring in Ragtime on Broadway.