PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST
J.T. Rogers' award-winning 1996 play " telling the complex story of the 1993 Peace Accords " gets adapted for HBO.
J.T. Rogers' award-winning 1996 play " telling the complex story of the 1993 Peace Accords " gets adapted for HBO.
Chadwick Boseman and Viola Davis star in the highly accomplished film version of August Wilson's play.
Ryan Murphy applies his "more is more" style to a star-studded, slightly gooey film version of the Broadway musical.
This book features an extraordinary collection of behind-the-scenes shots taken by British photographer Simon Annand over the past 37 years.
The two-hour-plus event was filled with magic moments, and honored both the intricacies and simplicity of Sondheim's oeuvre.
The New York Drama Critics Circle has announced its winners, and awards will be presented in a virtual ceremony on April 28.
Dierdre O'Connell stars in a fascinating solo play that asks, can you ever really know a person?
This is one Dracula you can count on for an evening's worth of worthwhile entertainment.
If it weren't for the valiant efforts of the six-person cast, this production might have come up completely lame.
Bess Wohl's play features characters we can all recognize, brought to life by a first-rate cast.
Annette Bening is a revelation in a production that still rings true seven decades later.
Annette Bening is a revelation in a production that still rings true seven decades later.
Farce isn t easy to pull off, but this group does it wonderfully.
Legacies of the past connect and collide throughout Samuel D. Hunter's ambitious, multi-layered "Greater Clements," now on view at Lincoln Center's Mitzi E. Newhouse Theatre.
Joshua Ravetch's new work takes flight and lands with a thud in practically equal measure.
Audiences should be prepared to swallow a supersized dose of angst if they choose to attend "Jagged Little Pill."
One of the joys " and occasional sorrows -- of Horton Foote's many works is the opportunity to periodically revisit the lives of characters with whom we've become acquainted in the past and …
An imaginative staging is paired with a talented ensemble.
As might be expected, there are explosions galore in Lauren Gunderson's "The Half-Life of Marie Curie," a brilliantly acted two-hander now having its world premiere at the Audible Theatre at…
Michael Benjamin Washington ("The Boys in the Band") delivers a tour-de-force performance under Saheem Ali's mostly invisible direction in "Fires in the Mirror."
Adrienne Wareen is simply the best in Tina
The show's tallest order has been fulfilled as Dinklage brings his now-signature brand of razor-sharp wit, melancholy, intelligence " and a decent baritone singing voice " to the piece. Inde…
Kathleen Chalfant embodies Mabel Loomis Todd, who s remembered for editing Emily Dickinson s poetry, in this solo play.
Harvey Fierstein creates a finely detailed portrait of the late Bella Abzug, a strong Democratic politician who made her mark on her time.
Adam Rapp has taken his own words to heart in this remarkably intense and gorgeously written play " perhaps the finest in his long career.
This crowd-pleasing show is an utter delight for any musical theater fan.
Deeply humane, often hilarious and ultimately heart-wrenching, Tracy Letts' "Linda Vista" is a mass of contradictions and conflicts...
As those theatergoers who've seen French dramatist Florian Zeller's last two American imports " "The Father" and "The Mother" " are aware, traditional theatrical concepts such as time, place…
Michael Tucker's sincere new play sees three couples trying to take the best approach to their autumn years.
"Wives" is somewhat redeemed by its female actors: three wonderful performers " Purva Bedi, Adina Verson and Aadya Bedi " who make the most of every opportunity given them.
The one thing I can absolutely tell you about "Secret." You will be kicking yourself if you don't snatch up a ticket while you can!
Six short plays offer up a variety of styles for the 13th edition of Summer Shorts .
Three generations of Irish women tell their stories through alternating monologues in this engaging piece.
Review: Hannah Gadbsy's "Douglas" is must-see theater. You're probably not going to be prepared to laugh so loudly or think so deeply.
Truth be told, should your mind wander even for a second from Alex Timbers' consistently eye-and-ear-popping production " which is admittedly unlikely " the color most likely to pop into you…
Rita Rudner s talents are done a disservice by the show's ramshackle construction.
Review: "The Way She Spoke," Isaac Gomez' often-startling tale of numerous women being abducted, raped and/or killed in Juarez, Mexico, now being presented at the Audible Theater at the Mine…
"The Rolling Stone" promises, even this early, to be one of the more exciting and rock-solid dramas we are likely to see this year.
This monologue brings to life one of James Joyce's most indelible and interesting characters.
The characters in Bekah Brunstetter's gripping play are more than what they first appear to be.
Dave Malloy s a cappella musical features eight people struggling with 21st-century techno-problems.
Jez Butterworth's epic family drama is in excellent hands here, delivering plenty of shocks and surprises.
Heidi Schreck's deeply felt play is sure to get audiences pondering important questions.
Halley Feiffer's semi-autobiographical dark comedy looks at the ways one can fall victim to toxic masculinity.
This new musical version of the film focuses on mayhem and humor, less so on plot.
Strong performances carry this heartbreaking revival about two South Africans fighting to survive Apartheid.
This is a highly entertaining joyride about an amateur production falling apart.
"I Won't Let You Down," sings Dorothy at her audition for "Juliet's Nurse." But she does, as does the show that bears this tuneful if ultimately empty anthem.
There can be no denying that Taylor Mac possesses a wicked wit, a penchant for philosophy, and a go-for-broke attitude, but Mac hasn't found the right recipe for melding these disparate ingr…
"Hadestown" is burning up the stage!