The industry surrounding "Les Miserables" has grown, with two exhibitions in Paris likely to appeal to fans of the world's longest-running musical.
But let me not prevent anyone from enjoying the production's solid aspects, which happily do preponderate. The rather too Russian weeping is judiciously controlled, and Chekhov's intended la…
As so often is the case nowadays, the author has dreamed up a rather recherche basic situation and built a house of cards upon it. If we don't stir up too much wind with shaking our heads, t…
"In Spite of Myself," Christopher Plummer's memoir of his career in theater and film, is one of the most entertaining books I have encountered in a long life of reading.
Gerald Schoenfeld, the Broadway mogul who died suddenly Nov. 25 at 84, left behind a 200-page, single- spaced memoir detailing a lifetime of battles. Not only with actors, agents, producers …