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The audience members are often inches away from the action, plunged into the play's series of angst-ridden developments
still has the power to grip and hold the attention of an audience, particularly a family audience
Robert Cuccioli and cast in a stunning, lavish production of award winning show about a movie director and his too many loves.
Sensational new musical of a love that dare not speak its name in W.W. II by new writing team of Joseph & David Zellnik
Revival of last all-Noel Coward musical, failed on Broadway, its delightful score both well-known and unfamiliar remains still enjoyable
While not a startling new interpretation Mendes succeeds in re-acquainting us with the play's legendary aura and universal truth.
The star of A View From the Bridge delivered a warm, surprisingly intimate and expansive interview, an auspicious beginning for the new series
Moving drama telling the true stories of six of the Tuskegee Airmen, following their testing, training and combat
Vigorous, absorbing Theatre for New Audience revival directed by Arin Arbus entirely relevant to today's local politics
Dickens' sweeping indictment of ruthless capitalism with entwined stories of workers and owners, their hopes and despairs. Splendidly performed.
... extravagantly brutal yet grandly visceral and unsettling play.
He and She meet as newborns, thirty years later as sophisticates, sixty years after on a battle field. The arc of life.Or is it?
Beautifully acted and directed production reminds us how good it is and how much better it seems now after 26 years
Jayne Houdyshell in minor role walks off with honors in earthbound revival of Strouse-Adams' popular musical satire
Veanne Cox stars in Ain Gordon's fresh and unvarnished account of the Galveston Flood of 1900
A modern classic you may have never seen, Pearl's first production in new home is a comic, anarchic delight
Your heartbeat matches the music's, your memory kicks in with forgotten dance steps so enticing you want to join him onstage
David Rambo brings the luminous Judith Ivey back to the New York stage in an intimate look at the famous columnist Ann Landers
An exuberant, exciting new musical depicting the beginnings of Rock and Roll in the South
Making waves faster than a raging tsunami is a new singer in cabaret with a lot of talent...
Brits are boffo on Broadway, a troubled duo, a zany family and the puppets come home.
Revival of first play by an American to be produced in United States, 1787, is still a witty comedy of manners
Jude Law's unique combination of solid stage experience, star power and expressive physical presence is showcased by stark yet dramatic staging
Clever, witty, new romantic drama about fears of Generation X has a strong message
