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Attendance is up and the number of productions has risen by 15 percent at nonprofit theaters nationwide over the past three years. At the same time, more than half of the country's noncommer…
Kurt Weill's "The Firebrand of Florence" was a Broadway flop in 1945, closing after 43 performances. Stephen Sondheim's "Bounce" (2003) played only Chicago and Washington, D.C.; it has never reached Broadway at all.
ART, Theatre de la Jeune Lune team up in production of classic
A group of theater historians is bringing vaudeville back to life -- in cyberspace
Oskar Eustis has a vision for theater by Catherine Foster
PROVIDENCE -- Oskar Eustis is building.
Chenoweth makes every word count by Joan Anderman
Humor, sensitivity aid account of a unique musical production by Barbara Hall
Deaf Side Story, By Mark Rigney, Gallaudet University, 228 pp., $19.95
Dominic Fumusa of "The Rose Tattoo."
Still, for all of Jackman's enthusiasm and the presence of Sean Combs and others, this was an affair for theater fans mostly. Who else could sit through such a grotesque performance of "Trad…
Do 'Mystic River' and 'The Sopranos' get it right? Four Catholics on whether they see themselves in today's pop culture.
To watch or not? Victims gird for a play on the clergy sexual abuse crisis - in the actual words of Cardinal Law and others.
Regent hosts play about clergy abuse
Theater director Nora Hussey has a new mantra. "It's 'Somebody's going to have to direct "Barefoot in the Park," but it's not going to be me anymore.'"
BEVERLY -- To judge from the reaction to last Sunday's New York Times Magazine piece about teen dating, you'd think that today's young people were the first to discover sex without commitmen…
Edie Falco is the best dramatic actress on TV -- right now, and possibly ever.
From lustful classic to modern musical
Talk about timely. The fourth "Shakespeare and the Law" staged reading is "Much Ado About Marriage."
Interview with Edward Albee.
At night, Varla Jean Merman is Provincetown's queen of cabaret. By day, "she" is Jeffery Roberson, an actor on the rise who refuses to be dragged down by typecasting.
