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It’s a challenge, but more women are finding it possible to play two great roles: mom and opera star
New York is overrun by shows about food
One-woman play reveals self-consciously crafted persona by Steve Dollar
Andrea Reese wrote and stars in "Cirque Jacqueline."
Tim Robbins says "Embedded," his political vaudeville that opened last night at the Public Theater, is a "rude satire" with a "punk sensibility." If only.
The makeup expertise of Angelina Avallone is well- represented in four shows on Broadway, but you'll have to go Off- Broadway to view her talents as a tattoo artist.
Elaine Paige returns to New York for Sondheim classic 'Sweeney Todd'
Meehan needs to finish the screenplay for "The Producers," the new movie version of the musical inspired by the 1968 film. He hopes Nicole Kidman will join the cast as the blonde bombshell Ulla, and he said that Kevin Kline was interested in playing the crazy German playwright Franz Liebkind.
Plus an interview with Dan Lauria.
Theatergoers with refined palates should probably steer clear of "Cookin'," the latest food-related theater event to hit New York.
Actors, dancers and musicians call Manhattan Plaza home - waiting for the big time or just reveling in the stunningly low rents, great location and neighbors to rehearse with
Riding Back into New York, Betty Buckley opens at the Cafe Carlyle with a cabaret act that includes songs by Sting, Elvis Costello, Richard Rogers and others.
A lively, playful intelligence energizes "The Roaring Girle," a free-wheeling adaptation of a little-known 1611 comedy in which Jacobean drama and contemporary society crash-land onstage wit…
Businesses catering to the theater and film industries are feeling squeezed by rezoning and real estate prices
Renée Taylor and Joseph Bologna in "It Had To Be You," at Queens Theatre in the Park.
With so many new characters showing up so often, it's hard to distinguish just who or what "Sea of Tranquility" is about.
