A friendship's decay goes by the letter, alas BY LINDA WINER
"Address Unknown," a 75- minute epistolary duet that opened last night at the Promenade Theatre, traces the familiar steps through the destruction of a friendship.
"Address Unknown," a 75- minute epistolary duet that opened last night at the Promenade Theatre, traces the familiar steps through the destruction of a friendship.
With playwright Tom Stoppard as a drawing card, actor Tony Roberts signed on. Before long, the cast for "Rough Crossing" included Edward Hibbert, Richard Kind, Christine Ebersole, Dylan Bake…
A center of trade, and culture BY JUSTIN DAVIDSON
(3 1/2 STARS)
SCENE AND HEARD AT THE TONYS.
The roster of Tony nominees boasts longtime luminaries and debuts of rising stars
How to design an outfit for a green-faced witch...and other tales, told by nominated designers who helped make make-belief believable this year
An unusually adventerous season gets it due on Broadway
It must be a thankless job, producing and directing the traditionally low-rated Tonys telecast.
As for its nebulous plot, Neuwirth and friends always seem to know what's going on, even if we don't.
Instead of feeling suspense and revelation, we keep thinking about the old "Spy vs. Spy" cartoons in Mad magazine.
Contrary to some reports, negotiations between the actors' union and Broadway producers are not at an impasse.
"We're talking - loudly, but we are talking," according to Maria Somma, a representative of Actors' Equity.
Michael Imperioli isn't wandering too far afield from the show that made him famous.
The source being understandably biased, it's not surprising to find the three actors in "Limonade Tous les Jours" described as "delicious," "brilliant" and, in the case of Alan Alda, "marvel…
Ah, this is more like it. After a rough debut series at the handsomely restored Biltmore Theatre, the Manhattan Theatre Club officially kicked off the new Broadway season Tuesday with a retu…
"Fascinating" is somewhat too strong a word for the British musical comedy trio Fascinating Aida.
Off-Broadway's unpredictably healthy season for black women playwrights hit a speed bump at the New York Theatre Workshop last night with "Light Raise the Roof," Kia Corthron's big-hearted b…
Clarkson's Blanche is the most compelling element in the strange yet ordinary production, staged with more gothic humor than poetry by Irish director Garry Hynes, who won her Tony Award for …
Sex can never be too safe, but new musicals can. Take "The Joys of Sex," the ostensibly naughty Off-Broadway show running at the Variety Arts Theatre. It's passionless and cutesy, and that's…