The top prize went to "Hunter Gatherers," a scathing look at contemporary American marriage by San Francisco playwright Peter Sinn Nachtrieb. He won the Harold and Mimi Steinberg/American Th…
The Wooster Group’s new production of Tennessee Williams’s 1977 play “Vieux Carré” draws from various influences, including Chinese opera, the films of Paul …
As a woman who has succeeded in a man's world, Twyla Tharp maintains an unpredictable antiestablishment allure, even when her object is a Broadway audience.
Tony Award winner Alan Cumming will appear in a one-night-only staged reading of Tennessee Williams' The Notebook of Trigorin, freely adapted from Anton Chekhov's The Seagull, Feb. 13 at Cla…
Two dating-theme shows, “Miss Abigail’s Guide to Dating, Mating and Marriage” and “Blind Date,” require participation by the willing and almost willing.
Old Songs Revisited by Voices of Today by STEPHEN HOLDEN
A flurry of recent standards albums by artists identified with rock and soul blurs the distinctions between music made before and after 1960.
Mountains of Mourning, Vistas of Better Days by BRUCE WEBER
Tina Howe's "Disorderly Conduct" provided a fitting conclusion to "Brave New World," the four programs offered at Town Hall to commemorate the anniversary of last year's terrorist attacks.
London Stage Enlists Old Rulers to Make Sport of the Current Crop by BEN BRANTLEY
In Britain, where plays are considered vital to the national dialogue, a mood of distrust of those who govern is reflected on the stage.
