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Adapter-director Moises Kaufman, whose previous efforts include the Tony Award-winning Broadway hit "I Am My Own Wife" and "The Laramie Project," has crafted a riveting, poetic, flesh-and-bl…
"George Gershwin Alone," the one-man show about George Gershwin -- created by and starring actor-pianist Hershey Felder -- is in an open run that is likely to continue for much of the coming…
Robert Longbottom was given a rather remarkable blank check when the powers that be at Disney Theatrical Productions approached him just about a year ago.
Entertainment lawyer Alan Salzenstein has been named interim managing director of Court Theatre.
He temporarily replaces Diane Claussen, who left for a position at New Jersey's Paper Mill Playhouse earlier this year.
There is nothing quite like the annual Joseph Jefferson Awards ceremony to remind you of just how remarkable the Chicago theater scene is, and how smart, funny, irrepressible and dedicated all those who work in it really are.
With another great quote from Victoria Clark.
His sense of history is impeccable. But I have a bit of a problem with Richard Christiansen's math.
Richard Christiansen knew he was onto something when on a chilly November night in 1963 he saw the opening of a new play in a tiny theater on North Broadway.
PBS' "Broadway: The American Musical," an epic nearly a decade in the making, proves you can immerse yourself in a subject and still not learn very much.
There is something sadly diminished about this "Picture" -- as if, in turning Monroe into both voiceless victim and creamy-skinned icon, the only thing left is caricature.
Casting "Finishing the Picture."
