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The actor is the spark plug who jump-starts "A Behanding in Spokane," Martin McDonagh's slight slice of macabre double-dealing that opened Thursday at Broadway's Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre.
Director Jerry Zaks has pitched things way too frantically from the get-go, with the musical exhausting its emotions quickly, especially in the show's plot-heavy first act.
"Next Fall" is a story of collisions - of beliefs and nonbeliefs, and of a taxi accident that leaves one of the characters in a coma and another questioning his faith or lack of it.
Ritchie's changes at Center Theatre Group have some worried about new play development in L.A.
June's coming home for closure. She finds it, but not in the package she expects in Another Effing Family Drama, Catherine Pelonero's Hollywood Fringe Festival production playing at ArtWorks…
"A Tale of Two Cities," which opened last night at New York's Al Hirschfeld Theater, sets the Broadway musical back, not quite to 1793 and the Reign of Terror, but far enough.
It's that aggressive comic tone here - and in other moments of the play - that ultimately undermines this "Glass Menagerie," removing much of the devastation and sense of loss one should fee…
Revival shows its age yet still conveys war's horrors
Tony Award winner Denis O'Hare, Tony Award winner Richard Easton and Drama Desk nominee Jeremy Shamos will be the guests of honor at The Drama League's annual Holiday Luncheon next month.
You're probably never going to see a better production of "Anyone Can Whistle" than the concert version Encores! opened Thursday at City Center for a four-day run that's become one of the ho…
She has paid her dues. Isn't it about time the woman is allowed to star in a new show of her own?
This opening features a plucky teenager as a producer, a musical with controversial themes, and volunteers trying to revive a small-town theater.
"Measure for Pleasure" is a delightfully bawdy comedy with a sentimental streak, particularly where true love is concerned.
Before "American Idol" took over Adam Lambert's life, there was " Wicked," not to mention "The Ten Commandments" - yes, a musical version of the sand-and-sandals biblical epic.
