Oh, the drama by Mary Carole McCauley
As charmingly neurotic Pikesville-born playwright Cherie Vogelstein prepares a new play for broadway, the pressure is on, and so is the procrastination.
As charmingly neurotic Pikesville-born playwright Cherie Vogelstein prepares a new play for broadway, the pressure is on, and so is the procrastination.
This international multi-award winning production of R.C. Sherriff's masterpiece JOURNEY'S END is a must see. Based on the author's own experience in the trenches, this gripping tale about o…
Suzan-Lori Parks has won a Tony nomination, a Pulitzer, and a 'genius grant'- what's next?
It may be hot outside, but there is one heck of a cold heart on display in “Romance,” the best of the four works in Series A of “Summer Shorts 4,” the annual fest…
When it comes to "Taboo," Rosie O'Donnell has put her money where her mouth is. The former talk-show diva is the producer and sole investor in the $10 million Boy George musical, opening on Broadway Nov. 13.
"I always think: Go big or go home," O'Donnell said Wednesday during a news conference at a Times Square Internet cafe to kick off Web site ticket sales for the production, which begins preview performances Oct. 24 at the Plymouth Theatre.
Take this as fact. "Fiction," a new play by Steven Dietz, is a work of uncommon insight, an adult, unsparing and yet often witty look at the intimate relationship between a man and a woman d…
New Mike Leigh play keeps the setting domestic
There are not many musical-theater performers who can carry off a solo evening of song at Carnegie Hall. Barbara Cook comes to mind. And then Betty Buckley, Bernadette Peters and Patti LuPone perhaps.
You may now add Audra McDonald to that illustrious list, judging from her entrancing performance Saturday night at the fabled auditorium.
It would be a serious mistake to miss either one.