New Rep lists plays By Terry Byrne

Joust hilarious! 'Spamalot' does Python proud By Terry Byrne

Footlights shine on theater hits

As the 2005 Broadway season gets under way, here are six shows on Herald theater critic Terry Byrne's must-see list.

Comics say 'Spamalot' is comfort food for 'Grail' fans By Christopher Cox

Broadway stars shine even after the show By Fran Golden

It's been a tradition since my college theater-major days - and I've passed it on to my kids - that when we see a show on Broadway, or London's West End for that matter, we hang around after…

Applegate won't just miss Boston 'Charity' By Terry Byrne

"What does it mean to lose the star of the show? You go on with the game," Barry Weissler said yesterday. "You're in Boston. What does it mean when the star quarterback gets hurt? In fact, i…

Reading, writing and Rosie: Beyond her talk show By Dean Johnson

Plethora of plays abound By Terry Byrne

On with the show! Hub stages are hopping this spring By Stephen Schaefer

There's no question Christina Applegate's got guts.

Companies take 'collective' action By Terry Byrne

A yearlong survey of audiences helped a collaborative of 20 small to midsized Boston-area theater companies realize its "collective power" - something that can help them reach out to larger …

Art of love, love of art: Playwright Naomi Iizuka offers `36 Views' of world of Asian antiquities By Mary Jo Palumbo

Deja vu all over again: Ben Gazzara takes on Yankee quipster Yogi Berra By Terry Byrne

Hotline: 'Follies' in Barrington By Terry Byrne

'Saigon' protest play shouldn't be 'Missed' By Heather V. Eng

With two Boston-area theaters launching spring productions of "Miss Saigon," a coalition of local Asian-American artists created "Missed Sigh Gone" as a response.

'Producers' has Amaral thinking big By Robert Nesti

Hotline: Huntington sets readings By Terry Byrne

Sheepish 'Virginia Woolf' doesn't dig deep enough By Terry Byrne

Theater honcho's tough task: Fill the stages, and the seats By Terry Byrne

Drew Murphy is on the hot seat.
As the new president of Clear Channel's Broadway in Boston, Murphy is responsible for filling the seats in four downtown theaters.

Playwright legend Miller pays final call By Terry Byrne

Hotline: Theatre Offensive on the hot seat By Terry Byrne

Tony award winner Faith Prince ("Guys and Dolls") joins Broadway legend Lee Roy Reams as special guests at this year's Hot Seat benefit for The Theatre Offensive.

Prosaic 'Trumbo' still speaks with conviction By Terry Byrne

Turner's not afraid of 'Virginia Woolf' By Terry Byrne

Playwright applauds balancing act of cast By Terry Byrne

Edward Albee is wearing a Cheshire cat grin.

'Madness' reigns: 'Shear' has launched many an actor By Terry Byrne

'Moon' walk: Robert LePage takes a light approach to weighty matters at the ART By Terry Byrne