'Still Jewish ... After All These Years' holds universal appeal
Could the average theatergoer possibly be interested in the life of Avi Hoffman? Yes.
Could the average theatergoer possibly be interested in the life of Avi Hoffman? Yes.
But it's unfocused, and possibly offensive.
The new revival of Tennessee Williams' often brutal 'Streetcar' features African-Americans in the lead roles
Joe DiPietro always wanted to write a show just like the plays and movies of the '20s and '30s, especially the screwball comedies. But how (and why?) would he write something full of illicit…
The stage at Hoboken's Mile Square Theatre seems to become a boxing ring.
The show, unfortunately, features only one actor.
It's Bev Sheehan's show, and it's a hit.
Also: Surflight Theatre's new battle
Peter Filichia gives us the scoop on the new production
Joan MarcusDa'Vine Joy Randolph as Oda Mae Brown in "Ghost" on Broadway NEW YORK " Five days before she took over a major role for an injured cast member in the London run of "Ghos…
As an actor and playwright, Avi Hoffman tries to keep Jewish culture alive.
Also: Lorna Luft hosts "Center Stage Celebration."
In the Red Bank show, the singer freely owns up to three score and two years.
Claudio Papapietro/For The Star-Ledger Emily Mann, director of "A Streetcar Named Desire" on Broadway, poses for a picture at the Broadhurst Theater in Manhattan, N.Y. Tennessee Wi…
In the musical, a successful writer and struggling actress try to make it work.
Peter Filichia lets us know what's happening on New Jersey stages
Jennifer Brown/The Star-LedgerNJPAC names four Newark high school seniors as Star-Ledger scholars at a ceremony on April 3. Winners, who receive $20,000-$40,000 are Whitney Perez, left, Isra…
Emily Mann will direct Edward Albee's "A Delicate Balance."
Jennifer Brown/The Star-LedgerDes McAnuff, director of Jesus Christ Superstar and Jersey Boys. On an otherwise spare stage of stairs, a balcony and bleachers, scripture scrolls by in LED lig…
Here, Perry Arthur Kroeger has meticulously made the stage greatly resemble those beloved Seuss picture books.
A former government official reminisces about performing in an Oscar Wilde play. That starts him waxing rhapsodic about his encounters with Nikolai Lenin, James Joyce and Tristan Tzara, fath…
Peter Filichia gives us the scoop on what's happening in the Garden State
The verdict is in, and 'Twelve Angry Men' is the revival of the season
Jennifer Brown/The Star-LedgerCristin Milioti stars in "Once" on Broadway Leaning over the piano, ripples of notes flowing from her fingers and a clear, confident alto pouring out …
The show "turns out to be a strange musical tragedy that offers only a smidgen of hope."