"Grey's Anatomy" co-star Loretta Devine will join Jonny Lee Miller in ABC's legal drama pilot "Eli Stone."
The production, based on Nick Hornby's delightful novel and the John Cusack movie, is bright, breezy entertainment - not a life-changing experience but notable in several respects.
It may have lit up Broadway more than 20 years ago, but there aren't a whole lot of dramatic fireworks on display in "Fifth of July," a revival of Lanford Wilson's 1978 play.
This one-joke musical, on view at off-Broadway's Century Center, might work fine as a 10-minute sketch on the old "Carol Burnett Show," especially if Burnett got to play Vienna, the hard-boi…
The dialogue crackles and the tension runs high in director Pam MacKinnon's take on this unnerving tale of an unexpected meeting on a park bench in Central Park.
The Drama Desk admits that it censored two members who spoke candidly to Gold Derby about concerns over the group's leadership, but it has still not followed up on its promise to restore the…
For those who found the stage version of "Saturday Night Fever" too taxing theatrically, "Fame on 42nd Street" could fill the bill.
Grosses last week during the GOP festivities at Madison Square Garden were off 20 percent from the same week a year ago and attendance slumped 18 percent, according to figures released Tuesd…
Review by Andy Propst
"A revival means that something was dead," says Edward Albee, and "Virginia Woolf," with its fierce tale of marital discord, always has been very much alive ever since it first shook up Broa…
One of things that makes this production so enjoyable is that it is unexpected. We haven't seen anything quite this original in a long time.
The spotlight has a narrow focus, but if there were such a thing as a spotlight with a wide-angle lens, then Tracy Letts might well be the theatrical celebrity of the moment.