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Girl meets boy but boy is a giant Dairy Queen sign; an unconventional love story with a surprising amount of heart.
Theatre by the Lake, KeswickSeán Aydon's laboured attempts to shriek the play into life with overstated and almost unintelligible clowning only serves to flatten Richard Brinsley Sheridan…
The new mystery that's running at The Fifth Avenue Theatre, "Something's Afoot," features a lovely set design. Little else goes right, our critic argues.
The Brooklyn-born comic made his standup debut in 1971. His routines were full of biting takes on love, life, and physical and mental health. Lewis died Feb. 27. Originally broadcast in '88 …
The veteran performers, who have been working together for twenty years, make their 54 Below debut with this holiday-themed show.
The post Christine Ebersole with Billy Stritch: I'll Be Hom…
Paul Oakley Stovall and Tom Mullen are bringing a version of Frankenstein screen director James Whale to the stage that puts more focus on race.
After spending a boozy hour in Cindy Lou Who's trailer, you'll never again see the classic Dr. Seuss tale the same.
There's another member of the household that none of them can see. Clara has never left the house since her suicide 13 years ago.
The Colonial Players have never shied away from unusual plays or difficult topics. Their latest offering, "Wit," written by Margaret Edson, is a bracing, funny, and heartbreaking look at one…
A powerfully intense play in a production reflecting its deep humanity and wit. By CHARLES GREEN
"Household Spirits" is a ghoulishly good show, with witty one liners, relatable character development and a creepy twist ending.
Samuel Baum's 'The Engagement Party,' directed by Tony-winner Darko Tresnjak, opens at the Geffen Playhouse with a cast that includes Jonah Platt, Bella Heathcote and Wendie Malick.
By JESSICA NEU Liberty Magic‘s 2023-24 season continues with another enthralling and renowned international magician. Performing October 4th – 29th is Shoot Ogawa in his riveting produ…
Patsy Ferran's vibrant Eliza Doolittle sparks Bertie Carvel's Henry Higgins into human life
Many of us have perhaps grown too accustomed to the friendly face of My Fair Lady. George Bernard …
By ROY BERKO "Guilt, the gift that keeps giving." "Marriage has no guarantees. If that's what you're looking for, go live with a car battery." "Encourage independence in your children by reg…
If you find over-the-top juvenile jokes about sex, adultery, flatulence, and over-indulgence in Scotch and cigarettes hilarious Broadway-quality fare, the raucous and vulgar new American com…
Jason Alexander directs a Broadway farce that aims for the high style of Noël Coward but falls on its face instead.
In "The Winter's Tale," Leontes, King of Sicilia, asks a favor of his pregnant wife, Hermione: persuade his childhood Polixenes, King of Bohemia, to extend his visit a few days. As a very pr…
Old Fire Station, Oxford The Drag Race Down Under judge plays an amused, sometimes confused, observer of social foibles through an arch anthropological lens
I'm all for standup that feels ah…
Marianne Virnelson as the Patchwork Girl adds zing to every scene she's in.
For Rob Shaw-Smith, writer-director of Aris Theatre's new family musical The Legend...
The post Aris Theatre's "Finn McCool" presents heroic tale with Celtic music, wit appeared first on ART…
Royal Court, LondonSet in a future police state, Tom Fowler's play sees two women go on the run in a feverish reimagining of Thelma and Louise
The winning scene that opens Tom Fowler's new w…
