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A grim, eloquent morality play with a delightfully devilish attitude.
Friedrich von Schiller's 200-year-old historical drama comes to blazing theatrical life.
Fasten your seat belts, it's going to be a bumpy night.
A comic gem in every department from Justin Tanner and company.
Richard Greenberg's brilliant comedy about a "Flatbush on the Thames" family is a triumph of laughter and tears.
Theresa Rebeck transforms conventional notions of love and avarice, what's sexy and what's not so nice.
Broadway audiences should be letting their "Hair" down for a long time to come.
Jeremy Irons and Joan Allen shine in this problematic, metaphor-ridden play.
A grittier, tougher, bilingual "West Side Story" that doesn't necessarily improve on the original.
But what will next year bring for the Great White Way?
Splendid revival of an Irish classic.
Jane Fonda makes her long-overdue Broadway return in a disappointingly lifeless play.
The show's still great, but this "Guys and Dolls" should have been a whole lot better.
A feel-good new musical just when we need one most.
Poor play about politics and journalism leaves good actors adrift.
Danny Hoch's play lays low the gentrification of Brooklyn with withering comic fire.
An occasionally extraordinary production but a mostly ordinary musical.
Replacing Jeremy Piven, who suddenly and some say fishily exited the production claiming to have mercury poisoning caused by excessive sushi consumption, this longtime Mamet veteran has come…
Arranged 'Chances Are,' 'Splish Splash'
Song-and-dance man Hugh Jackman is in negotiations to take a lead role in a retelling of the story of Cleopatra, Antony and Caesar set in the 1920s (also the era of "Chicago's" shenanigans).
The project, from writer Chad Hodge and "Hairspray" producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron, is being produced by MRC.
"Bob" centers on a thirtysomething guy who hates musicals and wakes up to find his entire life has become one. Tony-winning and Oscar-nominated composer-lyricist Marc Shaiman is writing the …
Bottom Line: My, my, clear the aisles. This is the winner that will take it all!
Co-starring with Christian Slater in the new NBC drama
