Warring Puppets Are Human, but Punches Continue to Roll By JASON ZINOMAN
Punch and Judy have been beating each other senseless for centuries as puppets, but two real-life actors do the quarreling in this rigorously performed modern update.
The Ensemble Studio Theater opens its one-act festival with five new short plays.
'Watchmen' actress reunites with director
Julie Taymor's $65 million musical "has been lampooned on every major late-night comedy show and by The Onion, which portrayed the producers as still being optimistic about the show despite …
Paul Scott Goodman's solo show at MetroStage lacks shape, and punch
It's nice that the Theaters at 45 Bleecker Street are offering a "Recession Special Double Bill" of two one-act plays for the price of one with their pairing of Fringe Festival favorite Sailor Man with the new Rumspringa. But cash-starved theatergoers could really save some money by skipping this wildly disjointed double-bill altogether.
'Dawn's Light' at East West Players' Hwang Theater addresses racism in times of war, but current events undercut its impact.
Through Sun, April 8 @ The Studio Theatre, presented by The Studio Theatre
Warren Leight, when he was an executive producer on “Law & Order: Criminal Intent,” once wrote an episode about a murder that took place in the world of boxing.
Will Eno's 'Middletown' isn't a play, it's a place. And there's nothing there.
Lillian Hellman and Mary McCartney trade razor-sharp barbs.
On Monday evening at Smoke, Lea DeLaria and a jazz trio performed two sets of songs that focused on material from her new album.
August Wilson was the great chronicler of black America. The New Yorker's John Lahr remembers the school drop-out who wrote standing up - with a punchbag at his side
In Bryony Lavery’s play “Beautiful Burnout,” at St. Ann’s Warehouse, amateur boxers have dreams of bigger things.
In "The Scene," at Hartford Stage, Theresa Rebeck demonstrates, painfully and hilariously, that you can get both drama and comedy from the unlatching of a single door.