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By: David ShewardHugh JackmanOn the surface, The River and Lost Lake have a great deal in common. Both are named for bodies of water, are set in a rustic, remote cabins, sport small casts an…
A full house at the 776 seat Circle in the Square in Manhattan’s theatre district managed to settle in just before 8PM, for there were signs all over the place announcing “No one…
What can Hugh Jackman ever do to impress us more than he already has? I wondered as I arrived at Circle in the Square. Eighty five minutes later my question had been answered. Hugh J…
Three amazing character studies with a skilled lesson in preparing the perfect trout. The dialogue is sharp and smart. Plenty of wit. Plenty of things happening to keep you alert.
Peter Filichia, James Marino, and Michael Portantiere discuss The River, The Death of Klinghoffer, Small Town Story, Encores! The Band Wagon and Show Boat at the New York P…
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Hugh Jackman's charismatic, sinister and charming performance is the only reason to see Jez Butterworth's delicate but thin play, The River, Butterworth's next B…
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Two River Theater presents Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe's Camelot, directed by David Lee with music direction and orchestrations by Steve Orich Jersey Boys and choreography by Mark Es…
The Two River Theater production of the classic Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe musical Camelot officially opens at the New Jersey venue Nov. 21 following previews that began Nov. 15.
We will be offering an American Sign Language interpreted performance of CAMELOT on 12/6 at 3pm. Tickets are $25 per person for those using this service. For complete details, contact the bo…
A beleaguered woman, strong and troubled, is at the center of each. Meet Tamar and Tess—one of the River, one of the D'Urbervilles. Both have tragedy and unusual trajectories.
The handsome and long-awaited gallery opens with an exhibition of the works by the art faculty, past and present. … Click to Continue »
The River, the new intimate drama that stars Tony Award winner Hugh Jackman, has extended its Broadway run through February 8, 2015, producers announced November 19. The River, a new play by…
Jez Butterworth's drama also stars Cush Jumbo and Laura Donnelly.
While some critics found Jez Butterworth's Broadway import a mystery wrapped inside an enigma wrapped inside an onion, few had anything but raves for the Wolverine's performance as an avocat…
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The River, the critically acclaimed new play by Jez Butterworth, starring Hugh Jackman, Laura Donnelly and Cush Jumbo and directed by Ian Rickson, has been extended for an additional two wee…
Wolverine is remaining on the Great White Way just that little bit longer! The Hugh Jackman-led The River has extended its limited engagement through February 8, 2015; the show had been set…
The River, the new intimate drama that stars Tony Award winner Hugh Jackman, has extended its Broadway run through Feb. 8, 2015, producers announced Nov. 19.
Jez Butterworth's latest mind-bending play, The River, opened last night at Broadway's intimate Circle in the Square Theatre. The production stars Tony Award winner Hugh Jackman, joined in h…
Hugh Jackman returns to Broadway in the new drama "The River."
THE RIVER opened Sunday night, Nov. 16, at Circle in the Square 50th Street between Broadway and Eighth Avenue. A new play by Jez Butterworth, The River stars Hugh Jackman, Laura Donnelly an…
Hugh Jackman is 'The Man," and every bit the giant star in The River, Jez Butterworth's absorbing conundrum of a new play. As I say in my video review above, every audience member is the …
Broadway.com goes fishing with Hugh Jackman and all the stars as the Tony winner returns to the Great White Way in "The River."
