Television comedy mainstay Christine Baranski, back on Broadway in Boeing-Boeing, has not been neglecting the theatre in recent years.
The American theatre community knows Joe Dowling as a director, and artistic director of Minnesota's Guthrie Theatre.
In 2003, playwright Nilo Cruz was the stealth winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama.
Kneehigh’s Brief Encounter is a giddily spinning zoetrope of interlocking illusions, an uninhibited fetish of Inhibition itself.
This lovingly imaginative rumination on an iconic film is a joyous burst of theatrical inventiveness.
The acrobatics of love are performed in high style in “Brief Encounter,” which is surely the most enchanting work of stagecraft ever inspired by a movie.
Brief Encounter, a re-imagining of the film based on the Noel Coward one-act play Still Life, enlivens the classic romantic melodrama with dance, movement, film projections and songs —…
A lonely girl is visited by a fairy in the Dec. 17 free reading of James McLindon's Comes a Faery at Irish Repertory Theatre in Manhattan.
This holiday season, Tony Kushner is coming to a screen, stage and book store near you.
As the curtain goes down on 2010, Broadway.com is looking ahead to the new year. We've asked the brightest stars on Broadway to reflect on their personal highlights from the past year and to…
"Brief Encounter" is galvanized by ensemble energy.
A little more than 10 years ago, director-choreographer Matthew Bourne had company of only six dancers.
Michael Korie may be the author of the most intricate lyrics of the 2006-07 Broadway season. Certainly, he is the author of the oddest.
I must confess that the supposed charm of the production left me cold in Brooklyn.
Playbill.com's newest feature, Best in Show — a spotlight on Broadway personalities and their animal companions — continues with Tony winner Betty Buckley, who will o…
Standup Ellie Taylor applauds the exquisite and joyful use of language that helps Wood land her comedy punchesMy first encounter with Victoria Wood was as a kid watching a TV special where a…
Start with a 9-year-old Indian-American child, add teen angst, Hindu theology, tectonic plates, the history of Stonehenge a la Monty Python, colonial and sexual oppression and Galileo's pres…
A review of Amy Herzog's play '4000 Miles,' in which a grandma and grandson close the geographical and emotional distance between them.
Number One First Street, ManchesterFemale identity and the first world war are among the subjects explored at the ninth celebration of the local fringe scene Continue reading...