Time Stands Still, Donald Margulies' Tony Award-nominated play about war correspondents returning home, ends its run at Broadway's Cort Theatre Jan. 30, when the contracts of its four princi…
The 56th Annual Drama Desk Awards, which will feature musical numbers from the nominated New York stage productions, will be held May 23 at 8 PM at the Hammerstein Ballroom at the Manhattan …
"Flower Drum Song" has always occupied a lower rung in the Rodgers and Hammerstein pantheon of musicals that includes such classics as "Carousel," "The King and I" and "Oklahoma!"
And there's no reason to expect it to move up a notch, judging from the radically reworked version that opened Thursday at Broadway's Virginia Theatre after a successful run last year in Los Angeles.
This review misspells the main character's name as Mei-Lei instead of Mei-Li. And since it's from the AP, that mistake will be reprinted in hundreds of newspapers...
Some credits you might not find on Todd Graff's resume include "truant," "car thief" and "expelled high school and college student."
One of the problems with the production is the conflict between mother and son. It never catches fire, barely smoldering because of Alfre Woodard's sparkless portrayal of Josephine.
An astonishing play, rich in characters and ideas.