Review: Kim Noble Will Die
U.K. performance artist and comedian Kim Noble comes to the Coil Festival
U.K. performance artist and comedian Kim Noble comes to the Coil Festival
Review: Too Late! Antigone (contest #2), part of Under the Radar 2011
Watch this: David Lang and Peter Greenaway make beautiful music
What to see this weekend
Lovely, untheatrical installation at Dance Theater Workshop
Helen Shaw finds Storm Still at P.S. 122 too clouded with self-indulgence
Reggie Watts celebrates more inside dope from the Made Here video series
Some more musings on the Wooster Group's Vieux Carr�
The weather is frightful, this show is delightful
The Internet's crannies render unto you Shakespeare links
Watch your back, Yankovic: Young Jean Lee releases a holiday single
Thoughts about community and theater
Beowulf gets his epic beef on at Joe's Pub
Review of an Icelandic Metamorphosis at BAM
The Royal Opera House gets grabby
Bits and bobs from the world of theater
Helen Shaw recommends shows for your weekend
How the audience-stage relationship can mess up your night
The Representatives are an underground theatre sensation — This week The Representatives—the most beloved theatre troupe you may not have heard of—stages its newest show, O…
In one area, Kirk Lynn's ambitious Your Mother's Copy of the Kama Sutra is explosively efficient: namely, at getting its audience to cringe. Even before the plot's erotic games begin, Lynn's…
From the knock-me-over-with-a-feather department comes this news: Richard Foreman's 18-year tenure at St. Mark's Church is over. The theater just sent out this press release, stating, "The O…
In Ma-Yi’s family show, Asian-American kids are the heroes – It’s hardly a surprise when a children’s show has a message. Once adults start impersonating the young, t…
The great English actor starts a downtown engagement.
The theater of social relevance is back! Does anyone care?
Go see Autumn Sonata in New York's sixth borough, a.k.a. New Haven