'The Pride' examines a half-century of gay life By MICHAEL KUCHWARA, AP Drama Critic
The play, an impressive first effort by Campbell, stands on more than a soapbox.
The play, an impressive first effort by Campbell, stands on more than a soapbox.
Nothing's better than a coffee shop - or a deli or barbecue joint or taco stand - for overhearing honest conversation and witnessing L.A. life uncensored.
"Suspicious Package," an audience-participation interactive drama, gave one writer a chance to be a showgirl.
Watching "Mary Poppins," the Disney-Cameron Mackintosh extravaganza now on view at the New Amsterdam Theatre, is a little like eating an entire box of expensive chocolates - all by yourself.
Lawrence J. Wilker and William W. Becker are dressed casually and talking animatedly.
The frisky but very serious Target Margin experimental troupe has convened to perform what is less a play than a séance or a religious ritual.
Together, these actresses offer compelling arguments for your attendance at "The Savannah Disputation," Evan Smith's mild comedy about the theological clash between two Catholic ladies of a …
Lane had a committment to star in "Butley," a play by Simon Gray, for Boston's Huntington Theatre Company from Jan. 2 through Feb. 1.
The darkly comic story of a self-destructive English professor, the play has been rescheduled for Oct. 24-Nov. 30 with Lane still in the title role, the Huntington announced Thursday.
The rise of Nazism fractures a longtime friendship in "Address Unknown," Frank Dunlop's fast-moving if sketchy adaptation of Kathrine Kressmann Taylor's popular short story first published j…