How do high schools stage some of the big Broadway hits - now that Broadway is a singing, dancing cornucopia of bad language, nudity, sexual explicitness, scatology and homicidal razor-wielding barbers?
Carefully, says John Prignano, spokesman for Music Theatre International.
Undulating infants. Barking dogs. Dancing figures of all kinds. Keith Haring's art has a jubilant, kinetic quality that automatically makes you smile.
That movement, if not much of the joy, is present in "Radiant Baby," a strident new musical about the pop artist which opened Sunday at off-Broadway's Public Theater.
Attention television watchers. Put down those remotes and salute. David Hyde Pierce is a genuine Broadway musical-comedy star.
"What do you see?"
They are the tantalizing first words of "Red," John Logan's engrossing, often enthralling new play about art, an artist and the act of creation.
Under Nicholas Hytner's direction, "History Boys" is a reminder of how entertaining, stimulating and exhilarating an evening in the theater can be.
Ute Lemper, in a program at Joe’s Pub, takes listeners on a journey through the poetry of Charles Bukowski.
After 40 years, "Fiddler on the Roof" still exerts considerable emotional pull.
An early scene in the new off- Broadway play "The Whipping Man" demonstrates the devastating power of words. We're in April 1865 and the war has just ended. A young Confederate soldier, Cal…
A melancholy thread runs through the three Broadway shows from across the Atlantic that have been nominated for this year's Tony Award for best play.
Playwright Chiori Miyagawa is one of the most original voices in New York theatre. In today's feature, we get her views on interviewing death row inmates, reality theater, and the one qualit…
Director Joe Dowling is stepping into what could be a scary place at the Guthrie Theater: on stage, facing an audience as an actor for the first time in more than two decades.
L.A. Theatre Works will stage a revised 1991 play on the Pentagon Papers case.