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Beyond an exceptional acting ensemble, in The History Boys the Arden stages a sharp intellectual prep-school drama that cuts to the core of if, how and why a society should value art, culture, education and learning.
To win the love of his clown father- as well as the audience- Lorenzo Pisoni drives his body through every pratfall in the standard clowning handbook. The result is exhausting.
School is a lame skit about recycling, and Keep Your Pantheon offers dismaying evidence that the great Mamet isn't above recycling old material himself.
In two charming Ontario towns through early November, you'll find theater as good as New York's or London's. At the Shaw and Stratford Shakespeare Festivals, I managed to squash eight plays …
Can rock, classical and Broadway music co-exist? The Rock Tenor ingeniously blends some of the best of each. It's an ingenious concept, brilliantly executed- until Act II, when it runs out of gas.
Coraline, based on the young adult novel by Neil Gaiman, is musical proof positive that you don't have to be cynical to be sophisticated.
From the three Billy Elliots' adorably awkward acceptance speech to Bret Michaels' scenery malfunction, look back at the most memorable scenes from Broadway's biggest night
Melissa Rose Bernardo tells us who she thinks will be taking home the prize in every category on Broadway's biggest night
