Box Office
$618,319 total gross
3 weeks
best week $232,422 (Mar 11, 2012)
Weekly gross — full run
Mar 4, 2012Mar 18, 2012
Grosses provided by The Broadway League.
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Articles about Wit
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Friedrich Dürrenmatt's "The Physicists," is being given a spirited, intellectually and theatrically robust production in Williamstown Theatre Festival's CenterStage.
'Little Shop of Horrors' comes to Ahmanson
Interviews with Alan Menken and screenwriter Charles B. Griffith.
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It is a relief to report that the new Globe production of Shakespeare's drollest comedy can count among its virtues a winning Benedick, in the form of the obscenely charismatic Billy Campbell, and a charming Beatrice, played by Dana Delany in her first Shakespearean role.
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The performers adopt both the best and the worst traits of divas in their show at the Julia Miles Theater.
A level of garage theater so unfettered as to suggest divine intervention distinguishes "The Phacts of Life," playing Thursdays at the L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center's Renberg Theatre to screamin…
Greenberg has brilliantly blended his roman à clef with science fiction somewhat reminiscent of John Cheever's "The Enormous Radio."
Pic of the day: Rapier Wit, from the Fight Fest.
'Bad Dates,' about a woman reentering the dating scene is never at a loss for smart words, though it strives for something more.
Hope springs eternal, or pretty darned close.
THE program for Roger Rosenblatt's "Ashley Montana Goes Ashore in the Caicos . . . or What am I Doing Here?" declares it to be "almost a play," and that's about right.
Legit News: Comedy Impact Report 2010: Honoree -- As the sole honoree for Variety's inaugural Power of Comedy event, edgy British comedian Russell Brand is being recognized for using his cel…
Not since the heroine in ``Peter Pan'' did we encounter a Wendy as delightful as Wendy Wasserstein.
These Very Serious Jokes
There's a problem with the Manhattan Theatre Club revival of Wit, Margaret Edson's Pulitzer-winning play about a brilliant and demanding academic dying of cancer. This otherwise superb new p…
