"An Affirmative Act," Gay Marriage Courtroom Drama with Charles Durning, Justin Deas, to Open April 1
"An Affirmative Act," a film dealing with the legal battle over gay marriage, will be released in select theatres nationwide April 1.
"An Affirmative Act," a film dealing with the legal battle over gay marriage, will be released in select theatres nationwide April 1.
Kate Robin's "Intrigue With Faye" is a technological skit that has been stretched into a two-act play.
Between 1973 and 1975, a visionary producer named Eli Landau produced an amazing series of 14 films. They were all based on exciting works of contemporary drama, featured great stars of the day and were directed by some of the A-list talent of the time.
He called it The American Film Theatre.
The setting looks like a ghostly, abandoned carnival with a rickety roller coaster rising to the stars and a disturbing motto blazing in lights: "Shoot! Win!"
It's an appropriate sideshow sentiment for "Assassins," the stunning, gut-punch of a musical that the Roundabout Theatre Company has had the good sense to revive at Studio 54.
"Dreamgirls" has come home with its glitter, glitz and gusto mostly intact.
There are not that many plays I would cross London to avoid. Johnson's Piano/Forte, an ill-mixed combination of farcical black comedy and psychodrama about the two disturbed, twenty-somethin…
Planning to see a play — not a musical — on Broadway next month?
Your options are limited: "Take Me Out," "Take Me Out" or "Take Me Out."
Two of the top executives at Broadway in Boston were laid off Monday, according to several sources close to the company.
Tyler Maynard can add another nomination to his collection for Off-Broadway crowd-pleaser "Altar Boyz," which scored seven nods in all, leading all Off-Broadway shows.
The RSC actor who injured his hand with a stage gun is not the first to sustain an on-stage injury