Enough, already BY MICHAEL SOMMERS

There are worse things Adrienne Barbeau can do than "The Property Known as Garland," but Suzanne Somers already did her own life story as a show this season.

Clearly, he's right for 'Chicago' role BY PETER FILICHIA

He sings "Mister Cellophane" in "Chicago," but Kevin Carolan keeps getting noticed.

'Tis a season BY PETER FILICHIA

The McCarter Theatre lineup is a mixed bag in 2006-07

McCarter takes playgoers on a grand tour BY PETER FILICHIA

To be or not to be a fan of 'Godot' BY PETER FILICHIA

Theater and literature ill-served by 'Book Club' BY PETER FILICHIA

Arts notes<br> "Chicago" in New Jersey by Peter Filichia

Where Bottom is tops BY PETER FILICHIA

Lea DeLaria said yes, even before she knew if she would be playing a man or a woman.

There's no cotton candy in adult-themed 'Carnival' BY PETER FILICHIA

There's a will and a way with musical comedy BY PETER FILICHIA

Some musicals are funny, and some are charming.
"Lucky Stiff," at the Forum Theatre in Metuchen, is one of the few that manages to be both.

Now he's stagedoor Johnny BY MICHAEL SOMMERS

Spare yet handsome design, airy dances and a genuine atmosphere of celebration help to make "Ring of Fire" shine brightly.

Hansberry story fails to make use of all its possibilities as drama BY PETER FILICHIA

Puppet regime: Paper Mill Playhouse pulls some strings for musical 'Carnival!' BY PEGGY McGLONE

Master of the absurd BY PETER FILICHIA

Not much plot. Very little action. Characters lack third-dimensional qualities.
They're all indicative of the plays of Samuel Beckett.

Worth waiting for BY PETER FILICHIA

Two River to present 'Godot' and plays for Beckett centenary

Dizzy deceptions BY MICHAEL SOMMERS

A fairly good 'Fella' BY MICHAEL SOMMERS

Paul Sorvino and cast overcome clunky staging to redeem a classic show

Well-connected, but dysfunctional BY MICHAEL SOMMERS

Seekers of "My Fair Lady" need not visit "Grey Gardens," but sophisticates will appreciate its freakish artistry.

Naughty songs BY PETER FILICHIA

Krakowski's revue to benefit mom's theater troupe

Music raises the roof in 'Bernarda' BY MICHAEL SOMMERS

"Bernarda Alba" proves to be a scorching musical drama.

Arts notes<br> Lea plays a he; Broadway bound

Biting satire from Hungary BY PETER FILICHIA

Live! From Montclair State University! It's Saturday Night!

Wishing upon a star BY MICHAEL SOMMERS

One great Cate evokes thoughts of another as 'Hedda'

Enticing a new theater audience BY PETER FILICHIA

Family week invites younger generation

Semper de-fi-ance BY MICHAEL SOMMERS

Following up on a masterpiece like "Doubt" is daunting, but John Patrick Shanley delivers yet another gripping drama with his next play, "Defiance."