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For the father-daughter Waterston duo, Shakespeare's comedy is a 'big deal'
Broadway's latest production - "A Tentative Agreement" - opened to generally positive reviews last night.
After going mainstream with his 'Tale of the Allergist's Wife,' Charles Busch dresses up for 'Auntie Mame' in Bay Street revival
The Actors' Equity Web site tells its members to "take all personal items with them at the end of each performance."
A deaf-blind theater troupe from Israel says volumes, even without speaking
Here's a rundown of leading summer theater festivals in the city.
It sounds like there could be some fun in watching a parent- child duo play an aging actress and her demanding director, but the frisson of interest provoked by the pairing is, it turns out,…
Sunday night's performance at the Bay Street Theatre in Sag Harbor, where it runs through July 4, prompted enough laughter to capsize a small yacht.
Half the people in the long line at the Royale Theatre box office Tuesday night wanted refunds; the rest wanted their turned-back tickets. When the curtain rose 10 minutes tardy on Lorraine …
Review BY GORDON COX
The tragedy of "Othello" may not seem ideally suited to audience participation, but the Aquila Theatre Company is giving it a go anyway.
"The Musical of Musicals: The Musical!" saves the best for last.
The Comédie-Française's lovely production of "The Imaginary Invalid" has the elegant visual composition of a painting.
