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TIME magazine prides itself on unbiased journalism, but for 30 years founder and publisher Henry Luce ordered his writers to trash playwright Tennessee Williams, according to a new book on t…
TIME magazine prides itself on unbiased journalism, but for 30 years founder and publisher Henry Luce ordered his writers to trash playwright Tennessee Williams, according to a new book on t…
Jackie Mason, who used to play standing-room-only crowds on Broadway, is planning a more intimate gig in March.
NEIL LaBute raised eyebrows the other night by being a no-show on opening night of his first Broadway play, "reasons to be pretty," at the Lyceum.
CLORIS Leachman is still fighting back against the casting directors of Broadway's "Young Frankenstein."
SAUCY actress Kristen Johnston had a meltdown onstage during "The 24 Hour Plays" at the American Airlines Theater the other night, cursing up a storm because she forgot her lines.
THE always incendiary Jewish Theater of New York is getting ready to provoke outrage again, this time with "Press 93 for Kosher Jewish Girls in Krakow," opening in October.
ERRATIC actress Jasmine Guy - whose onstage breakdown in Broadway's "The Violet Hour" was first reported by The Post's Michael Riedel - is finally telling her version of events.
PATRICK Stewart is winning rave reviews treading the London boards as Macbeth, and so should the waxworker who made a copy of his head for the show.
STEWART F. Lane, who trademarked the name "Mr. Broadway" and has three shows playing on the Great White Way, is starring in a real-life divorce drama as the matchmaker who unwittingly helped…
VETERAN actor Eli Wallach is writing his memoirs. And he gave a sneak preview the other night at the party for the opening of painter Ellen Adler's show at the Blue Heron Gallery.
"I would have to be on my deathbed to miss a show," she promises. "I am so ecstatic. I'm from a theater family -- I know how hard [Broadway actors] work."