The Metal Children<br> Review by Matthew Murray
The more Adam Rapp plays I see, the more convinced I become that he has less a voice than a gimmick.
The more Adam Rapp plays I see, the more convinced I become that he has less a voice than a gimmick.
Academy Award nominee Keira Knightley may be eyeing a return to London's West End in a revival of Lillian Hellman's The Children's Hour, according to the New York Post. The show hopes to ope…
Lloyd Suh's insightful and risk-taking new drama considers how the leaving-the-nest play might apply to a world of physical and mental impairments.
As the unlikely survival of this opera suggests, the joy and beauty that music and art express can outlast evil even when they cannot defeat it.
Packing in the Murder and Masochism by BRUCE WEBER
This new Off Broadway musical has been crammed into a tiny theater like too many towels stuffed into a dryer. Maybe that's why it's such a soggy and unwieldy bit of business.
Brendan Fraser explains why starring in Elling is "the fulfillment of a life's aspiration," and his co-star Jennifer Coolidge tries to figure out why she was cast in the play.
Ellen Burstyn and Carol Kane have joined the previously announced Keira Knightley and Elisabeth Moss in Ian Rickson's new West End production of Lillian Hellman's The Children's Hour, which …
Featuring artists such as Antonio Banderas, Anne Sofie von Otter, Rebecca Caine, Barbara Hendricks, and the Sylvia Young Theater School Children's Choir, UNICEF's Children First is a recordi…
Mike Kenny: "I'm getting so sick of people telling me there's a boom in theatre for children. Where is it? This is the time of year when theatre remembers the children's audience exists. The…
Beyond Fuzzy Animal Suits, All the Way to Art by SYLVIANE GOLD
Theater for young audiences is a growth industry. The content is getting more grown-up, too.
"Mad Men" star Elisabeth Moss will join Keira Knightley in a new production of Lillian Hellman's classic play The Children's Hour, which is due to open in the West End early in 2011. As prev…
In this depiction of Poland during the Thirty Years War, Mother Courage confronts timeless issues but comes up short in moral tension.
"Le Cirque Féerique" seems designed with two distinct audiences in mind: children and their forever-young parents.