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It's boys' night out at the New York theater these days, with the all-male casts of "12 Angry Men," "Democracy," "Glengarry Glen Ross," "Romance," "Altar Boyz" and "Pillowman" (which has the glimpse of a female).
"There's a lot of testosterone on stage right now," says Jon Pankow, one of the "12 Angry Men."
New York has Dame Edna Everage. Newark's got Madea Simmons.
Tyler Perry is back at Symphony Hall -- this time in drag -- playing the unflappable and hilarious Ms. Simmons in "Madea Goes to Jail."
New Jersey has a new star.
Veteran actor and 'Frasier" star John Mahoney reunites with 'The Drawer Boy' at the Paper Mill Playhouse
Many theatergoers know of "Coriolanus" simply from Cole Porter's naughty lyric in "Brush Up Your Shakespeare."
'Monologues' for 13
They call their show "We're Still Hot," but the fact of the matter is, no, they're not.
'Lend Me a Tenor' is at its best in George Street production
Paper Mill changes cast by Peter Filichia
"Beyond the Rainbow" is a new exhibition packed with Arlen memorabilia that opens Tuesday at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center.
Those who attend either of Ann Hampton Callaway's cabarets at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark could wind up as part of the show.
Actress' desperate measures produce madcap comedy
Frank Gorshin interview.
