Melissa Etheridge, Anderson Cooper Ink Broadway Deals
Melissa Etheridge will play the role of St. Jimmy for a special one-week engagement in early February. The singer will be making her way to Broadway, along with newsman Anderson Cooper…
Melissa Etheridge will play the role of St. Jimmy for a special one-week engagement in early February. The singer will be making her way to Broadway, along with newsman Anderson Cooper…
A documentary about an eccentric aunt and first cousin of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, who lived as recluses in East Hampton, has inspired a musical.
David Mamet on David Mamet.
Three plays will undergo a complete development cycle, from staged readings to full productions.
IMAX CorporationNYSEIMAXand The Walt Disney Studios, a division of The Walt Disney Company NYSE DIS, have renewed their exhibition agreement with a multi-picture deal, beginning this year an…
New York's Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center's writing program "Visible Ink" provides a creative theatrical outlet for patients to tell their personal accounts of batt…
The Daily Mail writes that INDIAN INK's Romola Garai will play 'Isabella' in Shakespeare's MEASURE FOR MEASURE at the Young Vic from October 2, 2015. Joe Hill-Gibbins directs.
Carey Perloff deftly directs Stoppard's time-jumping, idea-packed work that is surprisingly moving but occasionally bogs down.
The show is by Tom Stoppard. It takes place in two time periods. In the more recent period, a scholar is trying, with mixed success, to understand what happened in the earlier one. The play'…
"Indian Ink"'s Romola Garai explores the idea of what it means to be an artist in this Tom Stoppard off-Broadway revival.
Roundabout Theatre Company presents Tony Award-winner Rosemary Harris in the New York premiere of Tom Stoppard's Indian Ink, directed by Carey Perloff. Indian Ink runs through November 30, 2…
Get to know Indian Ink stars Firdous Bamji, Nick Choksi and Bhavesh Patel in these five questions about art, Indian culture and ultimate '80s jams.
Indian Ink's Romola Garai explores the idea of what it means to be an artist in this Tom Stoppard off-Broadway revival.
This post is by Victor Gluck the relationship between Eleanor Swan and Anish Das is flirtatious from the outset. As the 75-year-old Mrs. Swan, Harris is a joy, making even her unfinished sen…
Tom Stoppard has a rep, deserved or not, for writing plays that are brainy but cold-hearted. The wonderful thing about Indian Ink, which the Roundabout Theatre Company is giving an elegant r…
Indian Ink Off Broadway, Laura Pels Theatre, Roundabout Theatre Company Reviewed by Lee Kinney BOTTOM LINE: Sharply precise and crystal clear, a formidable New York premiere of an overlook…
If the Mitford sisters, who attracted attention in social circles in the 1930s, didn’t fascinate or even interest you, then you might have trouble cozying up to Tom Stoppard’s ve…
A bit of British imperialism is on view at the Laura Pels Theatre in what started out as a Tom Stoppard "clash of cultures" radio play in 1991 "In the Native State" that morphed into the ret…
Long on rhetoric and short on "RASA" " the "it" factor that makes a creative work "pulse." After all it is Tom Stoppard who seldom knows when to stop.
Two worlds collide in the off-Broadway premiere of Indian Ink, the passionate and fascinating drama by four-time Tony Award® winner Tom Stoppard (The Coast of Utopia, The Real Thing). Set…
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Playwright Tom Stoppard discusses his play "Indian Ink," along with Tony and Golden Globe Award winner Rosemary Harris, who stars in it. The play is set on two different continents and in…