This unconventional play about an indigenous Australian people may ask a little too much of an American audience.
New York State Athletic Commission chairman Ron Scott Steven's dual existence has found him regulating boxing while writing plays.
The play, which opened Tuesday at Broadway's Belasco Theatre, is not in the same league as the film.
The problem is "Bombay Dreams" can't decide whether it wants to spoof or celebrate those over-the-top, hokey and often downright silly musicals that are the backbone of Bollywood, the Indian…
There's enough material for several plays in "The Starry Messenger," Kenneth Lonergan's sluggish, soggy, mid-life-crisis tale starring Matthew Broderick as an ineffectual astronomy instructo…
Everyone has had the experience of disagreeing with a critic, but do critics ever second-guess themselves? We asked Calendar's critics whether there were any reviews they regret. First in an…
Royal Lyceum, EdinburghSix months before Scotland's independence vote, this play highlights the turbulence behind the union, but with little narrative interestWas there a secret clause in th…
``Hairspray,'' riding enough hype to float the QE2, roared into Broadway's Neil Simon Theatre Thursday and promptly confirmed the buzz was right on the beam.
Ultimately a tragedy, but often darkly funny along the way, "Stuff Happens" is a fascinating work clearly fueled by political passion but possessed, too, of a rare theatrical intelligence.