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A funerary air hangs over the latest offering from avant-garde auteur Richard Foreman.
The Catholic playwright Mark Sickman has created one of the few leading-man Muslim characters to make it to an Off-Broadway stage: Reason enough to wish his play well. But two years after it…
Mitchell heats up February with a cabaret gig, his first, at Feinstein's
'Brooklyn Boy' lets himself down - and so does Margulies
Kate Reinders is a hard-edged, low-wattage clone of Kristen Chenoweth.
Note: This is one of at least four reviews today that compare Kate Reinders to Kristin (or "Kristen") Chenoweth.
The slender monologue "Thom Pain (based on nothing)," which opened last night at the DR2, offers up a familiar dose of existential angst coated with easy-to-swallow cleverness.
'Good Vibrations' director puts music of Beach Boys up there with the greats
Sultry songstress Jane Krakowski makes her cabaret debut in 'Banned'
No more odd duck BY DOMINIC P. PAPATOLA
The very idea of gay theater has become - if you'll pardon the expression - kind of a queer one.
Donald Margulies says his new play, despite its obvious connections to his own life as a writer and native of Brooklyn, is not about him at all
The show inflates the novel's minute goings-on to a scale better visible from the balcony, and you can sometimes feel the strain.
A new musical version of the beloved young people's classic opens on Broadway
The entire show feels warmer than it did a year ago.
After club’s buy of seats to his show went sour, comic’s remedy was Crystal-clear: gift of 55 replacements
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It would be easy to confuse the White Horse Theater Company with a repertory group devoted exclusively to producing the dramas of Sam Shepard, perhaps the signature American playwright of th…
The unlikeliest fixture of Off-Broadway this winter is Semyon Zakharovich Marmeladov, the drunkard who gets run over by a horse-drawn carriage in "Crime and Punishment."
