The cad is back: 'Pal Joey' returns to Broadway By MICHAEL KUCHWARA, AP Drama Critic
Nearly 70 years after an unrepentant cad named Joey Evans first graced a Broadway stage in "Pal Joey," he's back, with his ambition and charm intact.
Nearly 70 years after an unrepentant cad named Joey Evans first graced a Broadway stage in "Pal Joey," he's back, with his ambition and charm intact.
"The Violet Hour" is a well-crafted play filled with wonder, a celebration of possibility and anticipation of things to come.
No doubt those of us who suffered toxic parents can relate to Brader's saga, but "Spitting in the Face of the Devil" isn't much of a script or performance.
"Doubt" wakes up this slumbering theater season, jolting the audience with a tough, timely story, rich in character, language and ideas.
It was impossible not to like the 55-year-old Wasserstein, who died Monday of lymphoma. For journalists, she was a dream interview.
Dark Blue Steel Stands Out on Minneapolis's Riverfront
The play event of the season is headed for Lincoln Center Theater this spring! Tickets are now on sale for War Horse, the acclaimed production that's been thrilling London audiences for more…