They have put together a small show about big ideas, an intelligent, fascinating examination of the American psyche, both good and bad.
"EVE-olution," a play chronicling motherhood's bumps and triumphs, has successfully targeted its demographic by offering an 11 o'clock matinee.
In September, Back Stage followed six recent acting school grads as they start their careers in the Big Apple. Now, London correspondents Mark Shenton and Lisa Martland talk to six people ab…
"He never seemed remotely jaded or sour, he always seemed happy to be at the theater and brought incredible good will to it, which is rare in any profession," said Ben Brantley, chief theate…
Rebeck's often raucous dialogue is pungent and tough, ricocheting among the characters as if it were a high-speed tennis ball. Director Rebecca Taichman and her four performers make sure the…
A South Florida theater dropped a controversial play about an American activist killed in the Gaza Strip.
"Strictly Academic" is strictly lesser A.R. Gurney, a slight collection of one-act plays that stretch the thinnest of comic ideas past the point of boredom.
It's sort of a last-chance saloon, a dank, dilapidated bar for life's losers who happen to wander in off the street. The vaguely European setting is the framework for "Here Lies Jenny," a pu…
Broadway producers got some of what they wanted - more control of the number of stagehands hired to open and run a show. But they are going to pay more for using less of them.
The new commercial Broadway life of Donald Margulies' 2010 Tony Award-nominated drama Time Stands Still begins at the Cort Theatre Sept. 23. Laura Linney, Brian d'Arcy James and Er…
"Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson" is a saga of hero worship and old-fashioned ambition mixed with more than a little bit of sex, anger and self-pity that sound very much up-to-date for our own …