John Caird and Stephen Schwartz's Biblical musical abounds in pomposity and uninspired storytelling, but the Astoria Performing Arts Center gives it a hell of a staging.
Three sets of ideals clash tragically in the Wilma Theater's revival of Fugard's My Children! My Africa!
In The Secret in the Wings, Mary Zimmerman offers a selection of especially grim fairy tales arranged in a narrative that tells them twice upon a time.
A look at the poster and script cover art for Adam Rapp's new play.
Bernadette Peters wants Broadway audiences to be smaller.
Or at least shorter.
Veteran stage and screen star Dorothy Lyman — who won two Emmy Awards for her portrayal of Opal Gardner on ABC's "All My Children" — directs InProximity Theatre C…
Children and teenagers making their Broadway debuts talk about their careers, while more experienced colleagues offer advice.
Billy Crudup and an A-Plus ensemble and handsome production make Adam Rapp's new play a serio-comic fun ride
'One Life To Live' to get NYC studio
Eden was never like this!
My favorite photo of the year... but then again, I'm twisted. And horny. ;-)
Smart, literate and adult, The Metal Children is the perfect antidote to the Broadway season.
Adam Rapp weighs down his new play with excessive plotting, but there is much to admire in the Vineyard Theatre production, including strong performances for a cast of Off-Broadway veterans.
If nothing else, Gina Gionfriddo's Becky Shaw demonstrates why a universal health care system shouldn't include free therapy- at least not for over-educated, uber-sensitive white people who've never faced a real problem in their lives and generate little in the way of taxable income.
"The Metal Children" drifts into strangeness that doesn't quite stack up as a drama.