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'Valhalla,' mad opera of one-liners, could only be Rudnick's
King Ludwig II of Bavaria, an opera enthusiast who funded the work of Richard Wagner, may have inspired Paul Rudnick's latest comedy, "Valhalla," but the playwright will quickly point out that he doesn't share Ludwig's love for the art form.
"I am completely operaphobic," he declared cheerfully. "I think it's a hoax. I think it should exist only as still photography."
Weather, competition take toll on Broadway
Singer-dancer-actress-artist keeps busy
'Eve' outshines 'Adam' in an Irish form of 'Eden'
Looking at the number of nominees who began in the theater, I felt a bizarre mixture of loss and undeserved pride in their success.
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Possible plan for a three-theater building at Ground Zero
Interview with George Lee Andrews of "Phantom" (second item).
Gibson is a thoroughly original talent, a stylist who appreciates the musical impact of words as much as she can simultaneously love and mock her overly articulate, emotionally conflicted ch…
One of these days when the curtain is raised on "The Phantom of the Opera," the long-running Broadway show, the person portraying Christine Daae, the female lead, will be Caroline Brody.
That's the dream of the 15-year-old Forest Hills girl who, smitten by the production, has seen it 39 times and assiduously studies voice and ballet while attending the Public School Repertory Company in pursuit of her dream.
Here is something I never expected to say: I'm feeling sad for Rosie O'Donnell.
A trio of female trios brings the harmony of the 1960s to life on the stage
'The Mysteries': Reinterpreting biblical tales
Exploring the work of masters in popular novels, in movies and onstage
Back in 1924, Beulah May Annan was just another Jazz Age floozy hanging around the fringes of vaudeville.
Gretchen Mol hopes for a breakout with her killer role in 'Chicago'
Newsday tells you how to get into a Broadway show for a song -- and other entertainment bargains.
Show's going from 74 seats to Broadway
Remedies for those who sing for a living
Promoters hope lower ticket prices, a cast album and a DVD will boost play out of winter doldrums
There's a trend among contemporary singers to reprise old standards. But should they be doing it?
Piecemeal 'Faust' has promise, but details are tricky
