22 stories by "Robert L. Daniels"
Boy meets girl in the awkward blind-date setting, with guests in the restaurant cheering them on.
A powerful cast, led by Kevin Spacey , serves up the Bard s work with thick intensity.
A seldom-seen gem gets a very nice turn in New Jersey.
Noel Coward s rarely produced comedy does better today than it did in 1925.
Ken Ludwig s delightful farce is rife with freewheeling comic pandemonium.
Vaudeville, musical comedy and ballet meet in this welcome visit to Broadway.
Harper Lee s classic characters have been brought to life with appealing insight and clarity.
The cast of Harvey has a lot to live up to when set against the history of great performers who have taken on the play.
The final glory is found in the extraordinary range and depth of Derek Jacobi s sense of grandeur and majestic folly.
Ten Chimneys takes you on an enjoyable retreat at the Lunts fabled estate.
The Best Man remains a sturdy tribute to the theater of the golden age and a grand salute to Gore Vidal.
Dario Fo has crafted events into a madcap spree that borders the savory frolic of a Marx Brothers comedy.
The Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey has unearthed another buried treasure.
This exuberant new Broadway musical revue pays loving homage to the musical glory days of Harlem in the 30s.
This exuberant new Broadway musical revue pays loving homage to the musical glory days of Harlem in the 30s.
CSC puts together a stunning period piece that will pull you in.
CSC puts together a stunning period piece that will pull you in.
CSC puts together a stunning period piece that will pull you in.
A fantastic cast backs up Al Pacino , who makes every moment as new and striking as any other.
This revival of the oft-played Twelfth Night is done with clarity and visual allure.
Spring is in the air and no sweeter in bloom than at the Paper Mill Playhouse...
Diahann Carroll is back in New York, singing at Feinstein's at the Regency .
