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What of the music? If you liked Boublil and Schonberg's previous shows -- or even if you didn't -- you'll find them unabashedly recycled here.
The first thing that comes to mind watching Terrence McNally's "Some Men" is how much McNally is like the little girl with a curl: very good when he is good, and, when bad, terrible. The sec…
All things considered, if you are looking for another Kander and Ebb classic, you won't find it here. If, on the other hand, you seek no more than some old-fashioned musical-comedy fun, form…
Barbara Freitag, a Broadway producer who made a profit on "The Drowsy Chaperone" and lost money on "Urban Cowboy," likes to look beyond the box office.
"Talk Radio," which Bogosian co-created with Ted Savinar, is much more than a mere laugh-fest: It is food for worrisome thought about what our heedless media are nurturing in us.
Playwright David Ives and conductor Rob Fisher presented O'Hara and Grammer with a fat-free staging short on nuance but long on comedy and voluptuous musicality.
Is Eric Bogosian's 1987 off-Broadway play, "Talk Radio," dated? That was the view of a few posters on Talkinbroadway.com's All That Chat, a Web site for no-holds-barred discussion, about the…
Patrick Marber's "Howard Katz" poses an interesting problem: Can a towering performance save a mediocre play, especially one that runs 90 minutes without intermission?
Who says perfection is not within human reach? Go see "Journey's End" and learn otherwise.
Business partners and former Hollywood players Bill Haber and Bob Boyett are the lead producers of three of the season's plays, including "Journey's End," which opens Feb. 22 at the Belasco …
