Yale University Art Gallery will present several special lectures on European art and collecting in association with the Long Wharf Theatre production of Simon Gray's "The Old Masters." The …
This production suggests that Tina Howe's 1972 play was not so much ahead of its time as 10 years behind it.
Two plays at Contemporary American Theatre Festival seek to advance strong opinions
For Gray, the curtain never properly fell: forever rearranging his own plays, he had an impressive fluidity of imaginationIn the sequence of candid diaries that gave him a second literary re…
The terrific musical Bare (originally called Bare: A Pop Opera), which enjoyed a triumphant world-premiere run in Hollywood in 2000 at the Hudson Theatre made a return to the City of Angels recently in a two-night stint as a staged reading at the Art/Works Theatre. Wiith a little bit of luck, this will lead to a full-scale new production locally.
Oprah Winfrey, Paul McCartney, Merle Haggard, Jerry Herman and Bill T. Jones are feted, recipients of an honor for lifetime contributions to American culture.Who is the most influential worl…
Two theater pieces reviewed, one from a safe distance...
“Roadkill Confidential,” a new work by Sheila Callaghan, is intriguing to watch, yet it leaves no impression.
Ray Stark's sculpture collection, 28 of which were bequeathed to the J. Paul Getty Trust last month, was as notorious as it was illustrious.
Yasmina Reza's "Art" resembles nothing so much as the white-on-white painting over which its three characters battle.
Two LI natives run MCC Theatre with an eye on stretching Off-Broadway fare
As a theater director, Diane Paulus is a proud populist. But will her kind of theater instruct and transform? Or simply entertain?
A new production of "The Seagull."
A recent Alliance for the Arts dialogue offers the theater community food for thought.