Isa Goldberg, theatre critic and journalist, was elected the new president of the Drama Desk by its membership Nov. 22. Goldberg will succeed outgoing president William Wolf, who was elected…
This innocuous play by Richard Alfieri recalls wan Broadway comedies of years gone by, shows that inexplicably got to New York and then disappeared quickly.
Expert production of 'Scarcity' reveals a family in crisis
"I'm confident that if we get a chance to open, it should be all right," the playwright [McPherson] said. "We'll just keep our fingers crossed and pray - pray that the testosterone levels dr…
No one does family dysfunction quite like Sam Shepard, and "A Lie of the Mind" is prime crazy-quilt Shepard, a lengthy examination of relationships that alternate between harrowing and hilar…
This weekend, 14 teams of Massachusetts high school thespians, techies, musicians, seamstresses and directors will compete in the annual High School Drama Guild finals. Of 111 teams who entered the competition, each performing a non-musical play in less than 40 minutes, only one will take home a trophy.
The rest will probably cry.
The show, which opened Thursday at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre, is, unfortunately, more relentless than inspired.
The first sign that "Baby Uni verse: A Puppet Odyssey" isn't your ordinary puppet show comes in the lobby, when a small, wheelchair-bound robot with a striking resemblance to Stephen Hawkin…
Theatre of NOTE (1517 N. Cahuenga Blvd, Hollywood) has a large metal teacher’s desk. 3 feet high X 6 feet wide X 3.5 feet deep available. Free with pickup. Truck and movers necessary f…
The Whipping Man, Matthew Lopez's historical drama about a Confederate Jewish solider returning home to his former slaves, who are also Jewish, earned encouraging reviews following its Feb. …
It's a blissful, often very funny celebration of a bygone era, a theater world that has largely disappeared.
"Any Other Name," now at the Zella Fry Theater at Kean University in Union.