Episode 527: On The Tonys and On The Town: Nick is joined by Robert Gordon as they sit down to discuss the Tony Award results, The Regent's Park Open Air Theatre production of On The Town, H…
Broadway is back in the parkBroadway in Bryant Park has returned for the 2018 season, bringing the best of Broadway together for free performances for six consecutive weeks from through Thur…
A free event featuring Chicago artists on the topic of the current United States immigration policies Wednesday, July 18 at 7 pm Victory Gardens Theater presents Town Hall: Reunite!, an eve…
Here are highlights at lauded out-of-town theatres in Hudson Valley, the Berkshires and beyond---While there are still plenty of productions to see in New York over the summer, this is the s…
"The Sound Inside," "The Royal Family of Broadway" and "The Closet" all had their out-of-town premieres, but will their be life beyond the Berkshires for them?
"Be a lady": Maddy Costa reviews the Wooster Group's staging of when Normal Mailer met with 1970s feminists.
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The dancing in the Olney Theatre production of “On The Town” is a delicious gift from the heavens. The voices are a wonderful gift as well, and hearing so many DMV theatre favori…
Olney Theatre celebrates its 80th season this year with this splendid production of On the Town, the Leonard Bernstein/Betty Comden/Adolph Green musical which made its Broadway debut in 1944…
The Wooster Group's Town Hall Affair is a beautiful, dedicated piece of craftsmanship, highly technically and artistically accomplished but in comparison with material in earlier years, it s…
D.C."area audiences are notorious for their too-free-and-easy awarding of standing ovations. But last night's prolonged, enthusiastic, standing, whooping, hollering, response to Olney Theatr…
Barbican, LondonThe 1971 debate on feminism is deconstructed in an almost pitch-perfect Wooster Group productionOn 30 April 1971, Norman Mailer squared up to feminism in a public debate at N…
Invigorating theatre: the 1971 Manhattan feminism vs Norman Mailer debate recreatedIconoclasm, orgasms, and rampant rhetoric are all on irrepressible display in The Wooster Group's recreatio…
You don’t have to go to Piccadilly or Leicester Square for a rousing evening of dynamic entertainment in a classic British style; you can find it just around the corner in Kensington, …
This is a very good production of a rather unmemorable musical. As stories about an argumentative mother and daughter go, The Rink is several farmboys short of the picnic that is Gypsy.
