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Innovative and thought-provoking, Hipgnosis' 180 degree symbolic turn onstage surely makes us look at Macbeth closer
A distractingly didactic play about religious hypocrisy, despite Moliere's abundant wit and ageless wisdom
Avoiding her husband's heart attack, Claire imagines herself in the movies of Audrey Hepburn in musical with intermittent charm
Another look at An Oresteia, freshly translated and bravely staged by the Classic Stage Company, a rare event indeed.
Stellar cast and pedigreed creators present an upbeat take on a downbeat predicament in a fun musical
Encores! scores again. Timely and still pertinent gem from the past to transfer to Broadway.
Modern dress Shakespeare disappoints in uneven interpretation by director David Esbjornson and star Christian Camargo
... her best U.S. club outing to date. Seemingly, her next stop is a solo turn at Carnegie Hall
It was the great Depression Era, but what up-lifting musicals there were in 1931 to help make people forget.
... her best U.S. club outing to date. Seemingly, her next stop is a solo turn at Carnegie Hall
It was the great Depression Era, but what up-lifting musicals there were in 1931 to help make people forget.
Jeremy Irons and Joan Allen, wonderful, in director Jack O'Brien's tour de force production of a love story stronger than its parts.
... and we are only half through the season's new arrivals...
James Gandolfini returns to the stage in new play by author of Art which is a ferocious comedy of bad manners
Living Newspaper from WPA's Federal Theatre Project concerning control of electricity is still exciting, still relevant
Wooster Group's juxtaposition of this Baroque Italian opera with Mario Bava's 1965 sci-fi shtick flick Planet of the Vampires.
This uniquely flavorful reconceived Broadway of the '30's lovingly encapsulates its irresistible, idiosyncratic denizens - see it!
With Julie Wilson the heart always shines through making her every appearance in cabaret such a memorable event
Difficult Paul Claudel play in first NY production in 77 years proves to be beyond the resources of The Storm Theatre
First revival of lost Fats Waller book musical set on steamy Caribbean island features bawdy jokes and witty lyrics
...and the season is just stepping into high gear, stay tuned...
Every once is a while the death of a celebrity resonates so much more personally than others, so it is with Natasha Richardson.
Claire believes Jamie's been raped. By the time she finds out it isn't true, the damage has been done to several relationships including her own
Arthur Miller's brilliant 1964 play is intellectually stimulating with a penetrating message about the Holocaust.
Everyone who loves Coward's brittle and witty plays will appreciate the sublime staging of this joyous production
