267 stories by "Eric Grode"
Rebecca Benson plays Eli, the vampire in a love relationship, in the Scottish National Theater's production of "Let the Right One In."
The Finnish aerialist Ilona Jantti is scheduled to perform in "Muualla/Elsewhere" as part of the Circus Now festival.
Mariano Pensotti's "Cineastas," part of the Under the Radar festival, tells eight stories at once, depicting four filmmakers and the four movies they're creating.
Why Classic Stage Company continues to draw big-name actors to perform in this 199-seat space in the East Village.
The Public’s notable festival adds a new batch of cutting-edge works — The Public Theater’s Under the Radar Festival quickly made a name for itself as an incubator o…
Writers and editors for The New York Times list memorable moments onstage this year.
The new play "Billy & Ray" is the latest stage work to focus on filmmaking.
Mr. Curry played the naïve, sexually adventurous Woof in the Broadway musical "Hair" and posed for the photo that became the show's poster and cast-album cover.
Catherine Filloux’s new play explores a forgotten Civil Rights story — “I really had to decide as a playwright what I believe happened in that car.” Catherine Filloux…
"On the Town" marked the Broadway debut of Leonard Bernstein, Jerome Robbins, Betty Comden and Adolph Green, a foursome known as "the kids."
The playwright Albert Innaurato, almost completely absent from the city's stages for 25 years, has a one-act comedy in 59E59's Summer Shorts series.
After 35 years, James McLure gets another significant New York production — Regional theatres that produce new plays often plan their seasons by dipping into the same well of recent Ne…
The suspense of Daphne du Maurier, the mystique of the circus and the smothering bosom of a meddlesome family, all at the Spoleto Festival USA in Charleston, S.C.
Jane Greenwood, who has designed costumes for more than 125 Broadway shows, discusses her approach to work " and that elusive Tony award.
The third episode stirs into the plot a bit of "Sweeney Todd" and the "A-Team."
The high-flying life of Pippin‘s stage manager Stage managers have been described as the air-traffic controllers of the stage. That’s especially true when the traffic is actually…
A séance unleashes a full Linda Blair like performance from Eva Green.
"Los Monólogos de la Vagina," a Spanish version of "The Vagina Monologues," is coming to Manhattan.
How he connects with his character in Casa Valentina — Welcome to Building Character, our ongoing look at actors and how they create their roles When Patrick Page was playing Cyrano de…
The unlikely start for Will Eno’s latest play — The road to Broadway can sometimes take unpredictable paths. For example, via an infamously sprawling Norwegian epic. With his fra…
Actors playing gay parents-to-be also play their childlike sides in Paula Vogel's early work "And Baby Makes Seven," at the New Ohio Theater.
The playwright Robert Askins talks about the Off Broadway return of his black comedy "Hand to God," featuring a potty-mouthed sock puppet, with a more "mature" ending.
In Ken Urban’s new play, grief creates strange spiritual terrain — “There’s not that much difference between believing in heaven and believing that making a living wo…
"Bronx Bombers," "Kung Fu" and "Rocky" are among the new shows looking to attract more men to their audiences.
In The Tribute Artist, Charles Busch reunites with his muse Julie Halston — Charles Busch and Julie Halston have a lot to talk about. Whether it’s the dozen or more shows Busch h…
