“ALL’S WELL THAT ENDS WELL” IN A SUPERB OUTDOOR PRODUCTION by Ron Fassler

Paul Deo Jr as Bertram and Anique Clements as Helena in “All’s Well That Ends Well.”June 12, 2025: Theatre Yesterday and Today, by Ron Fassler This piece ran yesterday on the Theater…

Stage and Screen Veteran Harris Yulin Passes Away at 87

BroadwayWorld is saddened to report that Harris Yulin, longtime star of the stage and screen, has passed away at the age of 87. He made his New York theater debut in 1963 in James Saunders' …

“All’s Well That Ends Well” in a Superb Outdoor Production by Ron Fassler

Review by Ron Fassler . . . The recently closed Broadway production of Othello, which starred Denzel Washington and Jake Gyllenhaal, had been charging the record-breaking top ticket price o…

Harris Yulin Dies: Star Of Broadway, TV & Film Was 88 by Greg Evans

Harris Yulin, the acclaimed actor who starred in such Broadway productions as Hedda Gabler, The Price, The Visit and Watch on the Rhine and in the films Scarface, Clear and Present Danger, G…

Price It Right with the Cast of The Price | TWO RIVER THEATER by Two River Theater

Think YOU can guess the price of our props? 🤔 We had a blast quizzing The Price cast! Play along and get to know this lovable crew! Don't miss this intimate story, onstage JUN 7 - 29! Get…

Review: John Proctor is the Villain by JK

Review of the Saturday, May 31, 2025 evening performance at the Booth Theatre in New York City. Starring Sadie Sink, with Nihar Duvurri, Gabriel Ebert, Molly Griggs, Maggie Kuntz, Hagan Oliv…

Just Johnny Olson by Trav S.D.

Those of us of a certain age remember Johnny Olson (1910-85) from his last gig as the announcer on The Price is Right, from 1972 until his passing. Come to think of it, I remember his voice …

‘Creditors’ Review: Who Pays the Price for a Bankrupt Marriage? by Jesse Green

Liev Schreiber stars in an update of the bleak Strindberg classic about a husband and wife and the man who seeks to destroy them.

2025 Tony Predictions by Wendy Caster

Although we have not previously shown great acuity in Tony prediction, here we are again. Hope springs eternal! This year’s list of Tony nominees reveals a healthy, exciting season. Lookin…

Don Zolidis' The Price Is Now Available for Licensing From Playscripts by Molly Higgins

The one-act play follows a young mother on a journey to bring her child back home

Studio3 review – triple whammy of comedy is ferociously funny by Mark Fisher

Tron theatre, GlasgowA quick-witted trio star in three plays, in roles ranging from an Ulster unionist Homer Simpson to a pandemic prophet If you were the gambling kind, you would have hedge…

Not Exactly an Art Gallery, But Still...'The Art of Trader Joe's' by Frank Rizzo

Julie Averbach remembers looking at a box of Caesar Salad at Trader Joe’s and on the label was a picture of Augustus of Prima Porta, a famous sculpture carved of the Roman emperor, which s…

Stranger Things: The First Shadow Broadway Review. Horror (Season 4, Ep 7) on Stage. by Jonathan Mandell

In the lobby gift shop of the Marquis, where Netflix’s Broadway version of “Stranger Things” has opened, there is a Demogorgon plushie for sale for thirty dollars. It’s not called a …

Jeremy Jordan Finds His Way In the Dark by Jacob Malizio

[Trensch] and Jordan (and that opening sequence) are worth the price of admission, as are Ted Sperling’s music direction and Bruce Coughlin’s orchestrations. Floyd Collins is an odd piec…

The Price of Wisdom: A Review of “Henry Johnson” at Victory Gardens Theater by Tristan Bruns

In Mamet’s usual acerbic style, we learn that in a world of high-stakes competition there are no friendships. Each act is like a Socratic dialogue, brutal refutations of the virtues of kin…

My Variety Review: George Clooney in 'Good Night and Good Luck' on Broadway by Frank Rizzo

Like television journalist Edward R. Murrow’s historic broadcasts, the stage adaptation of the 2005 film “Good Night, and Good Luck” has a seriousness of purpose that is again dram…

The Price of a Show by Michael Paulson

Tickets for the hottest Broadway plays are now out of reach for many.

“Push/Pull” Exposes the Price of ‘Perfection’—at Central Works by Lynne Stevens

Harry Davis Lifts Heavy Weight of Young Male Experience by Lynne Stevens Picture a gym in your garage. A bench press and a barrage of rock music to fuel the heavy lifting. Two young men, old…

Celebration of the Rooster by Trav S.D.

Well, it’s National Poultry Day, and I’m getting mighty sick of talk of the price of eggs, so I thought I’d skip the hens and give a shout-out to the place of roosters in pop culture. …

MEMORIES OF “1776” 56 YEARS AFTER SEEING ITS SECOND-TO-LAST PREVIEW by Ron Fassler

My ticket stub from 56 years ago (note the tape marks). It used to hang on my bedroom wall.Fifty-six years ago yesterday afternoon, I took my seat as a just-turned twelve-year old in seat E…

The Price by Holli Harms

The theme of Arthur Miller’s The Price is the power of money over our lives—how it frees us when it flows and holds us down when it doesn’t, our dependence on it and love for it. The b…

DC Legendary Musicians Celebrates the Price Crater - Millennium Stage (March 15, 2025) by The Kennedy Center

Subscribe to The Kennedy Center! http://bit.ly/2gNFrtb In celebration of the International Astronomical Union’s historic christening of the Price Crater on February 7, 2025, Legendary Musi…

The Price by Wendy Caster

I am not a fan of Arthur Miller's. But I like to revisit works to see if I've missed something. Having recently reread Death of a Salesman and seen the The Village Theater Group productio…

The Price by Victor Gluck, Editor-In-Chief

Arthur Miller has always been our major playwright of moral ambiguity, never more so than in his 1968 drama "The Price," now receiving its first Off Broadway revival. The metaphoric title re…

“The Price:” When Brothers Clash by Eyal Solomon

Review by Samuel L. Leiter... Arthur Miller's 1968 drama of clashing brothers selling their family furniture could use some elbow grease. The post “The Price:” When Brothers Clash appear…

“Curse of the Starving Class:” Shepard Wreaks Havoc and Hilarity… Again! by Eyal Solomon

Review by Carole did Tosti... This 1977 classic still resonates, featuring a stellar cast witha four-legged star worth the price of admission. The post “Curse of the Starving Class:” She…

Off Broadway Week 2025: 2 for 1 Tickets by Jonathan Mandell

Tickets are on sale for Off-Broadway Week, where you can buy two tickets for the price of one for 29 Off-Broadway productions (18 of them newly offered), for performances from February 17 th…

GEORGE S! by Ron Fassler

George S. Kaufman, as photographed by Edward Steichen (1930).January 23, 2025: Theatre Yesterday and Today, by Ron Fassler It’s a pity that today, for the most part, George S. Kaufman is…

A Good House review – superb social satire about race, property and gentrification by Arifa Akbar

Royal Court, LondonA grubby shack that appears in a prosperous neighbourhood is the catalyst for a culture clash in South African playwright Amy Jephta’s sharp drama A Black couple have mo…

ARTHUR MILLER’S ‘THE PRICE’ OFF-BROADWAY AT THEATRE AT ST. CLEMENTS – FEB 21-MAR 30, 20 by Robert Shuman

   (via Paul Siebold, Off Off PR) The Village Theater Group Presents  The Price  Written by Arthur Miller Directed by Noelle McGrath*  February 19-March 30, 2025 (40 performances) Mon…

Arthur Miller’s The Price to Have Off-Broadway Production