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Garry Marshall, back in New York to direct a new play, sees old friends everywhere he turns, including the bar at the Ritz-Carlton.
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Ms. Shindle appeared on Broadway as Sally Bowles in CABARET, spent a year and a half in the musical LEGALLY BLONDE and just opened in 'REVOLUTION IN THE ELBOW'
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Ms. Shindle appeared on Broadway as Sally Bowles in CABARET, spent a year and a half in the musical LEGALLY BLONDE and just opened in REVOLUTION IN THE ELBOW OF RAGNAR AGNARSSON FURNITURE PA…
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Thursday, August 22, 2013
It was the fifth take, or maybe the seventh or maybe the ninth. Down in the bowels of Langley, or at least in its reasonable facsimile in Charlotte, N.C., where Showtime’s “Homeland” i…
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Friday, March 29, 2013
It was a miserable morning, rainy, cold and Wednesday, so Barney Greengrass was mostly empty. Bobby Cannavale was there having breakfast with the actor Richard Kind. Cannavale buttered a bia…
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A quarter-century after “M. Butterfly” won him the Tony Award, Hwang, a first-generation Chinese-American, still bends under the lifelong weight of expectations from his high-achieving i…
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“Him,” the playwright Daisy Foote’s first play to be produced since the death of her father and mentor, Horton Foote, is in previews at Primary Stages.
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Post-Miranda,post-men and post-cancer, Cynthia Nixon returns to where she has always felt most like herself.
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Ellen Barkin led me up the stairs so I could see her bedroom. She was chatty in the way you’d expect Ellen Barkin to be — sort of tough yet sort of warm, sort of open, sort of closed.
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