Austerity be damned. The biggest winners at The Critics' Circle Theatre Awards, held last night at London's Prince of Wales Theatre, were actually the groups that bring home the most governm…
Winners have been announced for London's Critics' Circle Theatre Awards, with the Menier Chocolate Theatre's revival of Merrily We Roll Along and Lucy Prebble's The Effect ta…
The winners were announced today of the 2012 Critics' Circle Awards, with winners Adrian Lester, Lolita Chakrabarti, Simon Russell Beale, Lucy Prebble and Hattie Morahan among those collecti…
London's Young Vic theatre has completed a hat-trick of wins at the 2012 Critics' Circle Theatre Awards in a year that saw subsidised venues pick up all but one of the prizes. The venue was.…
The U.K.'s Critics' Circle Theatre Awards, presented Jan. 15 at London's Prince of Wales Theatre, saw husband and wife Adrian Lester and Lolita Chakrabarti both win awards for th…
Multilingual Globe to Globe season recognised with special prize while Young Vic, National and Tricycle sweep the boardShakespeare's Globe has received a special award from the Critics' Circ…
Lester, Russell Beale among U.K. stage winners
The Critics' Circle Theatre Awards 2012 have been announced, with husband and wife Adrian Lester and Lolita Chakrabarti, playwright Lucy Prebble and Simon Russell Beale among the winners. T…
Brecht's parable looks at class warfare, loyalty and the then-revolutionary idea that an adoptive parent might be more suitable than a biological one. Unfortunately, Promethean Theatre Ensem…
"Terrible is the temptation to do good." This warning, bellowed out by the clear-voiced narrator (Carey Davenport) in Promethean Theatre’s scrappy and searing new production featuring …
The Caucasian Chalk Circle has all the elements of first-class fairy tale: a young woman at odds with society, a voyage that's often fraught, sneaky political commentary and some bathroom hu…
"Picnic," the 1953Â Pulitzer Prize-winning play by William Inge, is getting a rare revival on Broadway from the Roundabout Theatre with a cast of young, good-looking actors paired alongsid…
New York Times theater critic Ben Brantley recaps his winter vacation, during which he saw no plays, but happily saw New York stage actors in many of the end-of-year, award season movies.In …
Critics are Floored by LAURIE METCALF in THE OTHER PLACE Don't miss Laurie Metcalf's "ASTONISHING" (AP) performance in Broadway's new hit play THE OTHER PLACE, also st…
THE HEIRESS congratulates Jessica Chastain on her Critics' Choice Award for Best Actress in Zero, Dark, Thirty. THE HEIRESS stars Academy Award nominee Jessica Chastain as Catherine Sloper, …
The Broadcast Film Critics Association’s Critics’ Choice Awards were doled out on January 10, and a number of Broadway individuals were honored. Newly-dubbed Oscar nominees …
By Karen Feld Perhaps best known for her TV role as Alice Hyatt and her Broadway performances in "Broadway Bound" and "The Lyons," Linda Lavin's career has come full cir…
The stars came out for the 18th Annual Critics Choice Movie Awards which took place yesterday, January 10th in Los Angeles, CA. Among the winners were Ben Affleck for Best Director. His film…
"If I was the RSC I'd forget about a West End transfer and settle for a made-for-TV miniseries instead." That was Lyn Gardner writing in the long defunct magazine City Limits after the openi…
Theater Talk- Critics Panel, Fall 2012 (Full Episode) Original tape date: November 16, 2012. First aired: January 5, 2013. Critics Scott Brown of New York Magazine, Elisabeth Vincentelli …
Our Experts, Editors and hundreds of Users have predicted the winners of Thursday's Critics' Choice Awards, which will air live on the CW. These kudos, now in their 18…
You might reasonably suppose that any critic honoured for his services to an art form was falling down on the job. After all, as Sibelius once said, no-one would ever build a statue for a cr…
The San Diego Theatre Critics Circle has announced the nominees for the 2012 Craig Noel Awards. New musicals including The Scottsboro Boys, Allegiance, Hands on a Harbody and Nobody Loves Yo…
The world-premiere run of Amy Herzog's critically acclaimed drama The Great God Pan, about a Brooklyn journalist recovering memories of possible past sexual abuse, will get a second exte…
The Royal Court has served up its annual 'alternative' Christmas show, which this year sees Martin Crimp offer a dystopian retelling of a traditional festive family gathering. In the Republ…