If this bland stage version never transports you to musical-comedy heaven, it is a pleasant enough diversion, particularly when a hardworking cast is hoofing its way through Jerry Mitchell's…
When we first meet Emily Bridges in the new play "A Small Fire," she's wearing a hard hat and chewing up her second-in-command. The head of her own construction company, this no-nonsense bo…
The Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle has announced its nominations and special awards for excellence in Los Angeles and Orange County theatre for the year 2010 Dec. 1, 2009 Nov. 30, 2010.
A circle of white sand occupies center stage at the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Harvey Theater where Sam Mendes' enchanting production of "The Tempest" is now on view.
If you see one show this season, make it "The Scottsboro Boys." It's as simple as that.
The credit crunch is reinvigorating British theatre, with a series of new plays that tackle the recession
At nearly three hours long, it's too sprawling and ambitious to be consistently involving. In the end, "Rock 'n' Roll" has a good beat, but you can't always dance to it.
Let's get right to the point. "The Scottsboro Boys" is a staggeringly inventive piece of musical theater.
"Little Women," under the direction of Susan H. Schulman, is tasteful if plodding, with a thorough, straightforward book by Allan Knee and a pallid, unsurprising score by Jason Howland and M…
The fighting has ended for the title characters in "Brewsie and Willie," an  adaptation of Gertrude Stein's rumination on American World War II veterans that opened last night as part…
Winners of the 55th Annual Drama Desk Awards for the 2009-2010 New York theatre season will receive their engraved trophies at an upcoming cocktail reception in their honor.
Bartlett Sher, a Tony Award-winner, is the first white director to revive a Wilson play on Broadway.
Literature and drama have provided plenty of models for the sort of outlandish scheme that embattled trader Bernard L. Madoff allegedly conceived.