Playwright Beau Willimon took the back-room spin he saw on the campaign trail and turned it into a play.
They say confession is good for the soul but should it masquerade as Broadway entertainment?
"La Boheme," in this enthusiastic interpretation by Luhrmann and company, blazes with a blinding light that rarely flickers all evening long.
This messy yet musically flavorsome show has arrived at the Plymouth Theatre, trailing clouds of controversy.
Interview with Betty Comden.
The story of Horace Robedaux comes to an emotionally and theatrically satisfying conclusion in Part 3 of "The Orphans' Home Cycle," Horton Foote's monumental, nine-hour saga of one man's jou…
There is no stopping Cantone once his sense of overwrought outrage is fully charged. The best thing to do is get out of the way as he barrels along, leaving his audience helpless with laught…