Basketball Drama Magic/Bird to Fly onto Broadway in 2012
Lombardi playwright Eric Simonson will bring the story of two more famed sports figures to Broadway in 2012 with his new play Magic/Bird. The show will follow the intertwined lives of iconic…
Lombardi playwright Eric Simonson will bring the story of two more famed sports figures to Broadway in 2012 with his new play Magic/Bird. The show will follow the intertwined lives of iconic…
This evening Shanghai witnessed perhaps its most dramatic moment of English theatre this century.
And while the cast is game, director Gordon Edelstein's slack revival moves slowly as the considerable foibles of these folks are revealed.
Once in a while, something nifty can come of reduced circumstances.
BREAKING: Exclusive Media Group chairman Guy East and Nigel Sinclair are teaming with Cross Creek Pictures president Brian Oliver to finance The Ides of March, the drama that is based on the…
Director Marc Bruni, with an imaginative assist from choreographer Lorin Latarro, has done a fine job of underlining the emotional oomph in what amounts to a cluttered, overstuffed story.
"The Laramie Project," about the 1998 murder of Matthew Shepard, is now in small productions around the country, serving as a catalyst for communities to discuss hate crimes.
"Little Fish," the slight Michael John LaChiusa musical at off-Broadway's Second Stage, goes up in a puff of smoke, despite an ambitious, if uneven score, the energetic direction of Graciela…
The production, which opened Thursday at the Broadhurst Theatre, has more grits than grit, an often simplistic and cartoonish Southern-fried sensibility that flattens the characters as well …
Bloggers wonder whether theatre students need to broaden their horizons. Plus: plays need the right-sized space to breathe, Tennessee Williams rarity discovered
Simon Gray's fine play, which was superbly revived Wednesday at Broadway's Booth Theatre, is the tragic tale of one man's emotional unraveling.