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Sher's production was utterly devoid of any dramaturgical substance, and involved only the most overused of operatic gestures.
Hollywood star Kevin Spacey will be helping sculpture come alive at London's Old Vic theater.
You may have guessed that Oskar Eustis, the Public's artistic director, picked Hair largely because it can now be construed as an anti-Iraq War show. True enough, but artistically speaking, this unstructured, baggy monster of a musical, though pleasant on first exposure, does not bear too much reviving and closer scrutiny.
It is more good than bad; I only wish it didn't try to cover so many bases.
The union representing Broadway stagehands, which struck for 19 days in November, "respectfully denied all concessionary requests for 'White Christmas' but has offered its best wishes for th…
"Flamingo Court," funny enough even for young audiences, is highly recommended to those between 60 and 80. Those above 80, however, should be careful lest, like a character in one of the pla…
His stories are funny, but the plays -- even just the fragments -- are the thing.
Second Stage Theatre wants to spend $35 million for the chance to hawk its wares on Broadway. This is a little nuts.
These "plays" are like the grin of a death's head (if it existed). As for us, what with the works' dazzling flashes of gallows humor, we better laugh, for fear of lapsing into something wors…
Doctoral candidates in literary history should explore a new, fertile ground for their theses -- the impact of the Iraq war on U.S. and European theater.
