Nigel Lindsay will play the title role in the London premiere of Shrek the Musical, and Nigel Harman will play Lord Farquaad when the show begins performances at the Theatre Royal, Drury…
SWEET This handsome production will get an audience – with this many cast members, how could it not – but it especially ought to be seen by young people, and most specifically by…
This presentation may not be a buzz-builder, in the way that the Nathan Lane-led 1996 Broadway revival was, but as directed by David Lee, it is reliably entertaining and is populated with so…
Anne Bogart and SITI Company revive Room, the 2002 solo play based on Virginia Woolf's writings, which begins a limited engagement March 12 at the Women's Project Off-Broadway.
"It was not a financial decision so much as we couldn't get our space," he told Culture Monster. "We're actually finishing the current season in good shape. We're financially sound."
The cost of producing Shakespeare rarely comes with a discount, financially or psychologically. Even after 400 years of unbroken performance histories, the plays keep demanding more.
