With Beauty of the Father, perhaps his most languorous play to date, Nilo Cruz could be writing about the moors of Emily Bronte's England or William Inge's American Midwest as easily as the Andalusia of Federico Garcia Lorca's Spain.
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Mr. Jones was a producer and director who rejected Broadway to devote himself to regional theater, including starting and directing Pepsico Summerfare.
Sam and Elisabeth Waterston share the stage in "Much Ado About Nothing" in Central Park. But the casting wasn't nepotism, says the play's director.
Review by David-Edward Hughes
It isn't every play that opens with a guy biting down on an inner tube.
Chicago Review by John Olson
What it doesn't reveal -- what no Disney franchise could ever reveal -- is why the musical is so exciting for its teen actors in the first place. It is not the singing and dancing they are w…
Disney Theatrical Productions has a full plate of new musical projects rolling out toward Broadway and stages across the world, including Playbill.com's previously reported news of a musical…
The role of "Billy Elliot" 's coal-mining dad has been uniquely gratifying for Gregory Jbara.
Given the choice, Campbell Scott would rather be on stage than screen. But the demands of the theater are too much for this devoted single dad.
Director Jonathan Silverstein ably creates vignettes from Gene's memories that are contentious, intentionally awkward scenes between father and son.