Greek Plays, Including New Hartford Stage Production, Provide Enduring Relevance
There's nothing like a woman with a past, especially when she's played by Charles Busch, the theater's reigning diva of drag.
Sometimes easy listening can be awfully hard to take.
The work is smart, stylish, timely and layered with an intriguing seriousness that inspires discussion after the curtain comes down - a rarity these days.
A look at the stage performances of Kate Burton.
First-time playwright Christine Whitley, whose "Goatwoman of Corvis County" has it's world premiere at Shakespeare & Company this weekend, says her tale plays on the idea of some mystery in …
John Belluso's "Gretty Good Time" at the Falcon Theatre deals with many of the same "right to die" issues addressed in "Whose Life Is It, Anyway?" some 30 years ago. But far from being a straightforward victim-against-system story, Belluso's drama takes a more heightened and liquid approach to its painful subject, showing the vivid inner fantasy life into which its disabled protagonist retreats for respite and inspiration.
Directed by Joe Regalbuto.
The folks at the Yale School of Drama and Yale Repertory Theatre put out its own "It Gets Better" video for The Trevor Project. Here it is: Thoughts? Share them in the "Comments" section of …
An arbitrator's 44-page ruling offers an inside look at the dispute last year that pitted the actor Jeremy Piven against the producers and director of "Speed-the-Plow."
Betrayal and revenge are the themes of "Deception" at La Jolla Playhouse.
Hairspray was the big winner at the 2003 Drama Desk Awards. It won ten prizes including Outstanding Musical, Actor, Actress, Featured Actor, Direction, Lyrics, Music, Book, Costume Design an…