For viewers who might not demand the best of times -- certainly that mediocre revival of "42nd Street" has drawn audiences for more than three years -- this substandard "La Cage aux Folles" …
Finally, Celeste Holm is getting her chance at ballet.
As he continues to develop his craft, Goldfarb remains a playwright to watch.
Freda Payne makes "Ella Fitzgerald: First Lady of Song" worth seeing and hearing.
Wilson's 'Gem' needs polish to work as series opener
A half-dozen tunes does not a full musical make, so thank heaven for Peter Mills, who came in to finish the job -- and did it beautifully. The results can now be seen in a smash hit called "…
The Paper Mill Playhouse production of "The Baker's Wife" now has its baker and its villain.
There have been five musical versions of Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night" on and off-Broadway in the last four decades. Now there's yet another at the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey in Madis…
Kaye gives warm-hearted performance as famously talent-free singer
The play is called "Ghosts," but those looking for a poltergeist-filled thriller had best not head to Luna Stage in Montclair.
For lovers of obscure works, Keen Company provides a worthy archeological service with its respectable staging of "The Hasty Heart."
As single mom, she raised tap dance prodigy; now gospel singer nurtures her own career
It's possible to defuse any threatening overload of yuletide cheer by visiting Jackie Hoffman and Kristine Zbornik in their gleeful, anti-holiday entertainment, "Together Again for the First…
Greg Brady as Charles Dickens?
Dan Lauria, who portrayed the dad in "The Wonder Years" on TV, will return to George Street Playhouse to appear in "The Winning Streak," Lee Blessing's new play.
Plus Rosemarie DeWitt on "Danny and the Deep Blue Sea."
Shanley drama is a captivating tale of conflict in a Catholic school
A new and excessively gloomy drama written and staged by Woody Allen, "A Second Hand Memory" turns out to be a third-rate show.
Jerry Herman reflects briefly on some of his famous shows.