'Normal' in the suburbs By Peter D. Kramer
The new Off-Broadway musical "Next to Normal" is about contemporary suburban life - and two Westchester natives are bringing it to the stage Off-Broadway.
The new Off-Broadway musical "Next to Normal" is about contemporary suburban life - and two Westchester natives are bringing it to the stage Off-Broadway.
If casting is 90 percent of direction, the new production of "Come Back, Little Sheba" that opened last night at the Biltmore Theatre is a direction disaster.
Those belly laughs may just save you from total despair.
There's no question that this kind of thing, serious or not, is a producer's dream - cheap to put on - and many critics view it as something so much more pure than the overproduced, overpriced fare we get from, say, Disney on Broadway.
Well, I say it's spinach and I say the hell with it.
"Mermaid" does not repeat Disney's well-chronicled theater magic of "The Lion King," or the more recent "Mary Poppins." But what it succeeds in doing quite well is to shift continually betwe…
Review of Hudson Stage Company's "Manhattan Casanova".
The lights will come down on Broadway's "Next to Normal" next month, an eventuality that has its composer looking ahead and one of its stars looking at his feet.
Yorktown's Craig Schulman, who just finished a run as Tevye in Yorktown Stage's production of "Fiddler on the Roof," has played Jean Valjean in "Les Miserables" more than any actor alive: up…
It's all about the comb-over.
That's how actor-writer Jim Brochu transforms into Zero Mostel.
It's a long way from Pleasantville to Detroit and Durham, N.C., but not too far for two Pleasantville natives about to kick off performances in national tours of "West Side Story" and "Billy…
With three Academy Awards, four Grammys and the music-and-lyric credits for "Godspell," "Pippin" and "Wicked," what does Broadway legend Stephen Schwartz do for an encore these days?