"There was tremendous art and wit in his work and underneath it all, his drawings had tremendous humanity," Joel Grey said. "They weren't vicious. He made them brilliant and provocative but …
A very accurate headline... but how'd they find out what James pays us?
Oh, wait - those Broadway Stars. Never mind.
Michael Wilson, director of Off-Broadway's current The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore and the acclaimed Orphans' Home Cycle, will direct the Vineyard Theatre's world premiere of Christ…
Wicked and Assassins have always shared director Joe Mantello but now they have another thing in common--the two musicals each won five awards when the 2004 Drama Desk Awards were announced …
In London, the angst-filled music of the Smiths gets a new life on the stage.
Having a baby? You might want to avoid "40 Weeks," the Debbie Downer of pregnancy plays. The couple are Angie (Megan Hart) and Mark (Jorge Cordova), who are having a tough go of it financia…
In the press room at the Drama Desk Awards, Joel Markowitz schmoozed with John Kander, Jim Brochu, Chad Kimball, Montego Glover, David Bryan, and Julian Crouch after they and/or their shows …
In July, about 450 middle and high-school drama teachers from around the country flocked to Times Square for the eighth year of a program put on by Broadway Teachers Workshop, where they lea…
The characters are strongly drawn and well-acted but the play loses its focus before the second act
Lamos has done an exemplary job in clarifying the complicated, often confusing plot, which throws a lot of exposition at the audience in the play's opening scenes.