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The multitalented Felder has audiences rhapsodizing over Gershwin
At Saturday afternoon's matinee for ''The Foreigner'' at the Berkshire Theatre Festival, executive director Kate Maguire found herself making a unique announcement: that the 3 p.m. show was …
Nancy E. Carroll's acting shows a maturity beyond her years
With Paula Prentiss, at the Cape Playhouse.
Reviews of four productions in the Berkshires: "Henry V," "Insurrection: Holding History," "God of Vengeance," and "A Saint She Ain't."
WILLIAMSTOWN - Few writers have captured the end-of-the-millennium sense of fragmentation as well as Eric Bogosian.
Years before he sang and danced his way into young girls' hearts around the world as a New Kid on the Block, Joey McIntyre made his musical theater debut in ''The Music Man'' at the Footligh…
The actress's star has never risen as high as that of her baby brother. But memorable roles in such recent shows as ''Molly Sweeney,'' ''Bailegangaire,'' and ''The Maiden's Prayer'' have ear…
First-time producer Justin Waldman has what it takes to put on a show
GLOUCESTER - What does it take to live in the world with a sense of normalcy after Sept. 11? That's the question asked by a pair of provocative and emotional - though rewardingly unsentiment…
Andre Gregory, perhaps best known for his 1981 film, the acclaimed art-house hit ''My Dinner With Andre,'' doesn't do just any old benefit.
"Annie Get Your Gun" starring Andrea McArdle.
Struggling to make a hero current on the Common
Starring Anthony Rapp.
Kaye Ballard is as salty in real life as the character she plays in ''Quartet,'' a new play by Ronald Harwood at the Berkshire Theatre Festival.
Once and again, Marin Hinkle moves away from playing fragile characters
For about five years now, James Rasheed of Randolph has led a low-key double life: He's a certified public accountant, and he has a passion for the stage.
There's something enticing about seeing Kathie Lee Gifford, the chipper former cohost of ''Live with Regis and Kathie Lee,'' playing a coldblooded television celebrity in the Cape Playhouse …
Charles Strouse's ''Concerto Americana'' is a strange and rather wonderful beast, a composer's tribute to every kind of music he has heard, loved, and composed over the last 72 years.
