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Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMBroadway baby Arielle Tepper unveils this year's Summer Play Festival.
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMFour productions en español take the main stage at the Lincoln Center Festival.
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMFantasia Barrino, Recording and Broadway Star, to Appear in GMA Concert Series
Linked From www.abcnews.go.com at 12:00AMRobert Wilson's visually stunning adaptation of the classic French fairy tales marks a return to the height of his considerable powers.
Linked From TheaterMania at 12:00AMForgive me if I've spent the majority of this review on the sets, but they are the only element of this production - save Harris's brassy comic stylings - that seems to have been thought out.
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMWaterwell remains a company to watch, but its depths are yet unplumbed.
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMOh, what a tangle the Web can weave!
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMFor 100 minutes we endure a thin stew of bad jokes, dull wordplay and cheap cynicism.
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMShrinks have one major advantage over the likes of me: They would be able to say which pathology drove Albert Tapper to write the book, music and lyrics for Sessions, a cloying sitcom set to…
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMDirector Richard Romagnoli does much with little; despite an empty stage and a stuttering projection design, he creates a world out of whiz-bang ensemble work.
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMSince most of us know Anthony Minghella's work from his films, it comes as a shock that his worst problem is editing.
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMRegan's was a workmanlike talent; no Odetsian poetry-of-the-masses is evident here.
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMWhile some embellishments sporadically amuse, this classic - originally full of "sound and fury" - signifies very little.
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMAlthough Lipton's script is full of hilarious and resonant lines, director Patrick McNulty sorely lacks stage finesse.
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMTwo new stars of Broadway's 'Chicago' have heads for business
Linked From New York Daily News at 12:00AMAt this year's Midtown International Theatre Festival, Ron Palillo stars in I'm in Love with Your Wife, Austin Pendleton directs The Speed Queen, and Take Me America presents a musical look …
Linked From TheaterMania at 12:00AMAnointed the screen's It Boy in the 1950s, dreamboat Farley Granger walked away - for the theater. He will be honored at Philadelphia's Gay & Lesbian Film Festival.
Linked From Philly.com at 12:00AM"Fables de La Fontaine" may be the closest Robert Wilson ever comes to making mainstream art.
Linked From Variety at 12:00AMGraceful acting and visual artistry bring animal characters to life
Linked From NJ.com at 12:00AMWhile the 2007 version is engaging, it never reaches the miraculous heights so often ascribed to last year's.
Linked From TalkinBroadway at 12:00AMNo doubt those of us who suffered toxic parents can relate to Brader's saga, but "Spitting in the Face of the Devil" isn't much of a script or performance.
Linked From NJ.com at 12:00AMIt's about the most disarming 75 minutes you are likely to spend in a theater. And it's free!
Linked From The Berkshire Eagle at 12:00AMForget the gimmicks, 'Side By Side' is all about the songs, and singers
Linked From Boston Globe at 12:00AMOMG, O N-J! Olivia Newton-John laughed and clapped the loudest as she was mercilessly sent up onstage at the opening night of "Xanadu" on Broadway Tuesday night.
Linked From New York Daily News at 12:00AMMelena Ryzik of the Times attends the opening of the new musical adapted from the famously bad 1980 film.
Linked From video.on.nytimes.com at 12:00AM"XANADU" is on Broadway, "Transformers" is in theaters, so why not mine other '80s classics for box office gold?
Linked From The New York Post Subscription at 12:00AM"HAIRSPRAY" is the first movie to be cited for a smoking scene under the movie ratings board's new policy - and anti-smoking forces are burned up because it only got a lenient PG.
Linked From The New York Post Subscription at 12:00AMBranagh film likely to also play Toronto
Linked From Variety at 12:00AMEdwin Mirvish, known universally as "Honest Ed," died yesterday morning, less than two weeks shy of his 93rd birthday. Mirvish will be remembered best as the man who created the most succes…
Linked From Toronto Star at 12:00AMWhat would the theatre in Toronto have been like without Ed Mirvish? Don't think about it.
Linked From Toronto Star at 12:00AMIn Fables de la Fontaine, Robert Wilson and the Comedie Francaise have uncovered the rush of pulsing blood beneath the lapidary drollness of La Fontaine' moral tales.
Linked From theater2.nytimes.com at 12:00AMTake the venerable Comedie-Francaise, founded in 1680, shake it up with international avant-gardist Robert Wilson, and you have all the makings of a potent fizz.
Linked From The New York Post Subscription at 12:00AMGemelos is a haunting, theatrically novel story of endurance in the face of want and neglect, from the Chilean troupe Compania Teatro Cinema.
Linked From theater2.nytimes.com at 12:00AMSpiegelworld is presenting among its acts a family-unfriendly one-ring circus featuring two separate shows that translate European decadence into a raunchy American aesthetic.
Linked From theater2.nytimes.com at 12:00AMThe premise and the actors in the dark two-hander What Happened When are strong enough that you wish the playwright, Daniel Talbott, had taken things further.
Linked From theater2.nytimes.com at 12:00AMWhen this Camelot is singing, it's an agreeable venture, but the sluggish tendencies in the early scenes mean this might not be the best musical to which to take a child younger than 10.
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