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Katie Couric has interviewed Tony-winning choreographer Twyla Tharp for the new anchor's first piece on Broadway for the "CBS Evening News."
Katie Couric has interviewed Tony-winning choreographer Twyla Tharp for the new anchor's first piece on Broadway for the "CBS Evening News."
"Waves," a remarkable, genre-defying multimedia translation of "The Waves," Virginia Woolf's most challenging novel, raises the bar for literary adaptations.
This comic nightmare about six men awaiting a job interview has some big laughs, but it also has enough dead spots to make you wonder whether this theatrical vein is tapped out.
LOOKS like Mel Brooks is exiting the movie business.
THE VAPID state of pop-culture punditry on cable networks like VH1, MTV and E! is due for a good skewering, so we're looking forward to Marc Spitz's "The Name of This Play is Talking Heads."
The New York City theatre companies Clubbed Thumb and Playwrights Horizons have teamed up for a new play development program called SuperLab. The first of a series of "collaboratively curate…
HUGH Jackman has declared that he is not gay. Jackman, who plays swishy showman Peter Allen in Broadway's "The Boy From Oz," says he has been battling gay rumors ever since he took the role.
ANDREA Martin ("Young Frankenstein," "Exit the King") got a laugh presenting a Theatre World award yesterday to Aussie legend Geoffrey Rush.
ALEC Baldwin was a good sport Friday night during the Center Stage production of "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" at the Southampton Cultural Center.
AMERICA triumphed over the Nazis in 1945, but try telling that to Mel Brooks.