Lincoln Center Theater does full justice to this stirring, venerable work, a play very much of its original time and place, New York 1935, in the middle of the Depression and uncertainty aro…
"Curious" is not the half of it. Think "unlikely," "unsavory" and, at times, "unwatchable" because of some flagrant miscasting.
So if this "70, Girls, 70" is not exactly a classic for all-time, it still offers a glimpse into the greatness of Broadway's past.
But the talk show queen, one of the producers of the stage version of "The Color Purple," says she will attend the annual celebration of the best of the Broadway season.
With the June 6 release of Broadway star Brian Stokes Mitchell's solo debut album, "Just in Time," a potential new star arrives on the Great White Way: Playbill Records.
"Measure for Pleasure" is a delightfully bawdy comedy with a sentimental streak, particularly where true love is concerned.