Philip Ridley's drama makes it clear that a fully functioning, top-of-the-line haunted house can be erected from the dustiest blueprint.
A polished, mild-mannered crooner, Tony DeSare has just begun to develop the kind of interpretive audacity that transforms song lyrics into dramatic monologues.
DeSare has matured as an interpreter; he's also become increasingly comfortable gabbing to patrons about himself and his repertoire. Always an inventive keyboard explorer, he's even craftier…
Three theatrical productions with New Jersey roots are in various stages of making their way across the Hudson, en route to off-Broadway openings.
The Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival's production of "Pericles" is lively, picturesque and picaresque.
At the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, a “Troilus and Cressida” that doesn’t shortchange the title characters.
Road grosses climbed 5.6% to $11,262,496 during Week 8 (July 19-25).
Can a visit to a cemetery be an enjoyable experience?
Beautiful singing, broad comedy and evocative sets mark the Music Theatre production.
Director Jeff Calhoun breaks new ground in musical revival incorporating ASL
Audiences have never heard Teller -- of Penn and Teller -- utter a word, but actors will next year when the famed magician and mime directs "Macbeth" for the Two River Theater Company in Red…
Road grosses dropped 2.8% to $13,040,925 during Week 3 (June 14-20), which isn't bad considering the week was without "Urinetown," which ended on June 13, and one of the "Mamma Mia!" compani…
The Pulse Ensemble Theater's production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is a pleasure wrapped in a frustration shadowed by an enigma.