About New York: Ghosts of a Hospital Rise in the Village
A play about St. Vincent's hospital wanders across time with Elizabeth Seton, founder of the Sisters of Charity, the order that ran it, as guide.
A play about St. Vincent's hospital wanders across time with Elizabeth Seton, founder of the Sisters of Charity, the order that ran it, as guide.
As two characters talked about a bombing onstage in "Quietly," at the Irish Repertory Theater on Saturday night, a tremendous bang echoed through the theater.
After the death of Philip Seymour Hoffman, The National Enquirer quoted his friend David Bar Katz, but Mr. Katz had not spoken with The Enquirer. A settlement followed, and it will fund a ne…
As a named character in the play "Lucky Guy," Jim Dwyer got a chance to go backstage and witness the zaniness the audience doesn't see.
In Park Slope, a theater company will put on a drama in which the setting will be as big a star as the actors.
Johnny O'Callaghan wrote a play, opening next week, about the resistance he met when trying to adopt a 3-year-old.
Jim Dwyer, a friend and competitor to Mike McAlary, the subject of Nora Ephron's "Lucky Guy," recalls the circumstances behind the play.
Three camels performing in a Christmas Nativity scene take a break every morning in Midtown, but the routine is kept under wraps.
A new production of the musical "Into the Woods" was born at Great Performances, a catering firm that employs actors.