The Word of Mouth Festival is a four-day event that includes theater, poetry and music.
The Wooster Group’s new production of Tennessee Williams’s 1977 play “Vieux Carré” draws from various influences, including Chinese opera, the films of Paul …
Funny how seductive a country-western twang can be, especially when it's set to music.
Frank Langella is a playwright's best friend. Consider the fine work he does in "Match," Stephen Belber's fitful three-character play at Broadway's Plymouth Theatre.
Since Jeffrey Richards debuted as a Broadway producer in 2000, he has been remarkably successful, particularly in the last couple of years.
Peter Gelb, the new general manager of the Metropolitan Opera, may be going too far in his campaign to make the Met a hotspot of musical drama.
From drug deals to kidnapping plots, events in the audience can overshadow the action on stage - like the homophobic slurs that reportedly broke out at Spamalot.
Rudnick can't resist a laugh, and although he is among the best jokesters in the business, you long for something more. A sympathetic character or two, perhaps?
The National Theatre of Scotland's Iraq War ensemble drama Black Watch, which sold out both of its previous New York engagements, will return to St. Ann's Warehouse in April, the New York Ti…
Four perfs garner five nominations each
Is girl power Broadway's not-so-secret weapon? Tapping into the female adolescent audience has been a boon for such shows as "Wicked," "Beauty and Beast," "Mamma Mia!" and even "Hairspray" a…