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Linked From Variety at 12:00AMThe Times has spoken with Mr. Piven's doctor, Dr. Carlon M. Colker, about his departure from the show. A full report will follow.
Linked From The New York Times Subscription at 12:00AMIt happened to Shirley MacLaine, Sutton Foster and Cheyenne Jackson. Now it's Matthew Risch's turn for a spin on the understudy's wheel of fortune.
Linked From Playbill at 12:00AMWhy does Frost/Nixon work on screen, while Doubt doesn't?
Linked From Toronto Star at 12:00AMOutside of a Richard Foreman or a Wooster Group show, there were probably few plays ten years ago that would be undone by faulty sound equipment. Not so anymore.
Linked From Time Out New York at 12:00AMIn the age of cookie-cutter Broadway and Off Broadway play direction, McBurney's vision is a breath of fresh air.
Linked From Time Out New York at 12:00AMDavid Cote (Theater) and Melissa Anderson (Film) discuss Ivo van Hove's Opening Night at BAM.
Linked From Time Out New York at 12:00AMIt's hard to know whether Bart Sher directing August Wilson is progress or another setback, but I am hoping it's the former.
Linked From Time Out New York at 12:00AMBroadway's James Barbour discusses his early inspiration, starring in A Tale of Two Cities, auditioning for Stephen Sondheim, and imitating Mandy Patinkin.
Linked From TheaterMania at 12:00AMIan Liberto plays Bobby in the national touring company of A Chorus Line and talked about this vibrant revival the night after they opened in Baltimore.
Linked From www.edgephiladelphia.com at 12:00AMAt Arena, a stunning musical about depression-and pills. Lots of pills.
Linked From Washington City Paper at 12:00AMIn his only British interview, the veteran theatre director explains why he has chosen to hand over the day-to-day running of the Bouffes du Nord - but insists it's not the end
Linked From The Guardian at 12:00AMMichael Billington, the Guardian's theatre critic, on the news of Peter Brook's withdrawal from directing
Linked From The Guardian at 12:00AMPeter Brook steps down at Paris venue after 34 years and is to hand over reins to theatre entrepreneur
Linked From The Guardian at 12:00AMDC reviewer Gary McMillan weighs in on Signature's fresh take on Les Mis
Linked From DC Theatre Scene at 12:00AMEric Schaeffer's revolutionary restaging of the Broadway blockbuster really works.
Linked From TheaterMania at 12:00AMSimon Green shows off both the philosophical and jovial sides of Noel Coward in this hour-long treat.
Linked From TheaterMania at 12:00AMTo watch Simon Green trot through more than 20 Coward songs is to understand why Anglophilia persists within a certain upwardly mobile stratum of New York society.
Linked From The New York Times Subscription at 12:00AMOn Tuesday night at the Apollo Theater, where he performed with the Count Basie Orchestra, Tony Bennett kept demonstrating the meaning of lyrics with perfect hand gestures.
Linked From The New York Times Subscription at 12:00AMLike Tony sang near the show's close, "It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing" - and this show had plenty.
Linked From The New York Post Subscription at 12:00AMMolly Pope has a pile-driver alto, and she's going places with it - whether you like it or not.
Linked From Backstage at 12:00AMSo much of the show is good that you can't help wishing it were just a bit better.
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMDespite the occasional lovely stage picture (lots of giant snowballs and floating bubbles bathed in dreamy lights), this group-sales trifle comes close to being a snow job.
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMThis Theatre for a New Audience production might be tagged medicine by some, but I'd prefer to call it inoculation for the future.
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMIf wickedness in Middleton's play is sexually transmitted, it is also a symptom of the larger societal ills of hypocrisy and materialism, which encourage the trafficking of women among fathe…
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMPrayer for My Enemy unfolds like a loose, Thornton Wilder-esque meditation on family and social ethics.
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMAdapted from a 1909 story by Booth Tarkington, this heartfelt fable is a sweet, humble gift to the season.
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMIts optimistic where-the-heart-is message is just as moving as it must have been three decades ago.
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMThe fiendishly clever, blithely loony musical Improbable Frequency plunges headlong into World War II espionage and politics in ways that might make even Tom Stoppard arch an eyebrow.
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMMask designer Roland Gebhardt's bizarrely compelling multimedia dance-drama The Only Tribe is a a wordless piece exquisitely choreographed by Peter Kyle to Stephen Barber's intense, clever s…
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMWant something impeccably julienned? Look elsewhere. But if you want to see the new Fornes (or Churchill or Kennedy) before she's even peeled, get thee downtown.
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMWobbly and weak, Dust should have stayed on the shelf.
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMBy the end, these lost characters aren't the only ones who want out.
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMHo ho ho? Try no no no.
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMThere may be an edifying lesson here (make love, not war?), but only one moral really comes through: a cliché in woolly mammoth furs is still a cliché.
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMDe Mussa's distracting performance is the only seriously wrong note in this Horizon Theatre Rep production, which otherwise makes a lovely and compelling case for Camus's cold-burning fervor…
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMToo Much Memory only loses momentum in this remount.
Linked From Time Out at 12:00AMA new adaptation of A Child's Christmas in Wales features 23 of Washington's finest actors. Gather friends around the glow of your laptop, sip some parsnip wine, watch the snowfall, and open…
Linked From DC Theatre Scene at 12:00AMIt's wedding bells for two pairs of actors with Connecticut ties.
Linked From Hartford Courant at 12:00AMHermione Baddeley's daughter and society beauty who enchanted the young Lucian Freud.
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