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Nothing concentrates the mind like money - or lack of it. And money has provided the plot for more than a few plays, one good example being "Dividing the Estate," Horton Foote's hilariously …
A starry lineup of performers has signed on to appear in the Drama League's forthcoming black-tie gala honoring two-time Tony Award winner Patti LuPone. The dinner and show, a benefit for th…
Emily Bronte, meet John Hughes.
See review below.
Carey Perloff's Luminescence Dating
If only the book were as fragrant as the music, the show — a flop on Broadway during the 1954-55 season — would be a major rediscovery. It's not. And the musical isn't helped much by the…
Reza, best known in New York for her long-running success, "Art," delivers a wan, quasi-comedy, populated by characters who are superficial creations in the service of the playwright's artis…
There are several expeditions going on in "100 Saints You Should Know," Kate Fodor's promising new drama that has opened the fall season at off-Broadway's Playwrights Horizons.
The characters are stronger than the strings pulling them, and the acting is better than the untextured characters being pulled.
This "Romance" is inspired, nonstop foolishness.
It's unnerving in the extreme, which makes the evening's fleeting moments of human connection all the more potent.
In "Burn This," Lanford Wilson's exhausting modern-day Manhattan romance, it is grief over the accidental drowning of a brilliant young dancer that unites what would seem to be, at first gla…
The only question today is how well does the current Broadway production, on view at the Royale Theatre, measures up to the play itself. For the most part, very well indeed, under Lonny Price's efficient direction.
This was posted before 2 p.m. on opening day - is this the earliest the AP has ever posted a review?
