They Had Faces Then, in Silent Movies, and Feet, Too By ROSLYN SULCAS
Craft was the resounding element of Susan Stroman's "Double Feature," which had its first performance of the New York City Ballet's spring season.
Craft was the resounding element of Susan Stroman's "Double Feature," which had its first performance of the New York City Ballet's spring season.
It could have been a Broadway show?
Buckley seems more comfortable than she has in some recent appearances, presumably the result of stronger scripting and guidance from director Richard Jay-Alexander.
The biographical show, with four cast members impersonating the Beatles in a concert setting, will close at the Neil Simon Theater on Jan. 9 and resume performances at the Helen Hayes Theate…
...Mr. Bourne's latest project, for his New Adventures company, is an adaptation of a Hollywood film - Tim Burton's "Edward Scissorhands," the gothic fairy tale about a boy with scissors for…
Matt Morillo's bland play resembles the hokey kind of sitcom parodied so sharply on Comedy Central's "Sarah Silverman Program."
How did the 13th edition of Hartford Stage 's production of "A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story of Christmas" do at the box office? According to Michael Stotts, managing director of the theate…
An on-set encounter with John Wayne revealed an unexpected side of the actor.
Deloss Brown's new comedy comes out of the Restoration stage world of rakes and cuckolds and sexual misalliances.
Earl Carroll's theater on Sunset was a thriving showcase for beautiful women, setting a trend in the '30s and '40s. It's now the Nickelodeon.
Musical Mondays Theatre Lab will continue Jan. 20, 2011, at 6:30 PM with a presentation of the musical ... And Then I Wrote a Song about It.
This wonderfully acted production of Neil LaBute's play may turn out to be the sentimental sleeper of the season.
This show is part cabaret, part circus and the main event at the Spiegeltent that has been set up just north of Pier 17 at the South Street Seaport.
Barbara Cassidy's new play quickly bogs down into a series of disjointed scenes that go in no particular direction.