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Marsha Norman's Pulitzer Prize-winning play receives a strong revival in this production anchored by the star power of Edie Falco and Brenda Blethyn.
Tony Kushner's "Caroline, or Change" is one of the strangest musicals you will ever see....
"Caroline" is also one of the most thrilling and moving shows ever presented at the Ahmanson Theatre.
After the rapturous reception by the first night audience, Brooks told them: "So much for British reserve, you people should be arrested for disorderly conduct."
It may have been written 50 years ago, but Reginald Rose's "Twelve Angry Men" is still crackling good drama.
Oscar Wilde would have thoroughly approved of the chorus of howls which greeted a musical about his life that closed in London after just one night -- one of the shortest West End runs on re…
Mary-Louise Parker is nothing if not adorable, and that quality serves her well in this leaden revival of Craig Lucas' absurdist comedy.
As visually exciting and wonderfully staged as this show is, the music is a disappointment.
Tony-nominee Anne Heche has joined the cast of the WB Network's acclaimed family drama as a regular, playing a love interest for star Treat Williams.
It's said that vampires die from a stake through the heart. If so, Broadway's brand-new "Dracula" needn't worry. It has no heart. Or brains. Or vision.
"The Frogs" is a highly ambitious venture that, while only sporadically successful, nonetheless manages to be both entertaining and ultimately moving.
One couldn't ask for a better double whammy than director Michael Mayer is enjoying.
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Three foul words, including the F-word, have been bleeped from a new PBS drama, much to the chagrin of Richard Dreyfuss, its star and executive producer.
South African lawyers are suing U.S. entertainment giant Walt Disney Co for infringement of copyright on "The Lion Sleeps Tonight," the most popular song to emerge from Africa, the lawyers s…
