The Usher's Ball by Stewart Schulman
Touches on themes of love, loss, the futility of war, and the psychological cost to the lives of the soldiers
Touches on themes of love, loss, the futility of war, and the psychological cost to the lives of the soldiers
Whether it's a case of art imitating life or life as art... some very provocative questions are raised
Taut production of new W.W. II thriller set on the island of Guernsey under Nazi occupation delves into the supernatural
Melodic and moving Stephen Schwartz musical from Book of Genesis gets innovative production from director Tom Wojtunik
Dianne Wiest and John Douglas Thompson co-star in rare revival of Ostrovsky's comic masterpiece in new adaptation
a happy and congenial mixture of comically contrived sexuality within a realistically considered relationship
Scathing medical farce in leisurely, polished production from ever-reliable Mint Theater of modern French classic
Doris loved coming back to Broadway for the event every year after - 12 times altogether. From 1998 - 2010, she only missed it in 2007.
Good cause. Gorgeous music. Great time!
Exquisite revival of Donald Margulies drama offers impressive work by Linda Lavin in story of friendship and betrayal
A celebration of Sondheim's 80th birthday, an extraordinary evening, a milestone you should not miss.
Star Sherie Rene Scott dazzles in her own show, singing, dancing, clowning, but best of all, just being who she is. Rapturous
Director Peter Dobins of The Blackfriars Repertory Theatre gives the classic comedy Spanish twist.
Director Alan Rickman's unforgettable Donmar Warehouse production blazes with naked and explosive passion.
Journey to Kennedy-era India, for a bewitching story that warns about the dangers of blending myth with reality.
Green Day's music vibrating, exploding, shimmering, jittering inside a vintage, classic theater that has never housed its like
a breathtakingly beautiful evening of colorful insect-themed acts that thrill and stimulate all the senses
a provocative chance to explore characters from several perspectives about truth, loyalty, loss and trust
It was a sold out soaring evening of songs, stories and stars for songwriting team of Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty
It has firmly taken its place as the most emotionally stirring among all the plays in the Wilson canon.
Legendary collaboration of Tennessee Williams and Elia Kazan on dreamlike Camino Real explored in experimental new play
Legendary Sondheim and Laurents satiric failure proves delicious fun with Donna Murphy as corrupt mayoress
With The Cocktail Party TACT continues its winning streak of staging neglected minor masterpieces
Happy, roaring crowds flock to see their favorite ghouls in spite of the unanimously unhappy critics. What fun! Nathan Lane stars.
First NY revival since 1978 starring Emmy winner Matt Wilson proves Newley-Bricusse show has enduring score, weak book