Opening yesterday at the Royale, director Joe Mantello's masterful production of "Glengarry Glen Ross" makes the most of a powerhouse ensemble of seven actors. There is not a weak link in th…
Over the course of 20 years, one television show employed 20,639 actors. These are their stories.
Thomas H. Diggs's "Fair and Decent," now receiving its world premiere at Luna Stage, is a mixed bag of a political drama.
Jean Anouilh's "Eurydice" kicks off the Yale School of Drama productions Oct. 26 to 30 at the Iseman Theater in New Haven. The play, translated by Peter Meyer , is directed by Devin B…
A play at the Black Repertory Theater of Berkeley re-enacted the execution of the convicted killer Stanley Tookie Williams.
Review by Andy Propst
"In the UK," said someone at a 1999 academic conference, "David Bradby is French theatre."
This powerhouse revival scorches, thanks to superb performances down the line.
"A Catered Affair" demands serious attention from an audience, but the effort is worth it.
The association of theatre writers, critics and editors picked Elaine Stritch, John Lahr, Katie Finneran and Mary Zimmerman as some of the best artists of the past theatre season.
"Shout!" is an odd, high-decibel piece of nostalgia with superficial serious intentions lightly sprinkled into the entertainment. It's not just the minis that come up short.
By today's more frantic standards, the slight story of "Finian's Rainbow" may feel a bit sedate. But relax and let the emerald-green enchantment of Lane's lush melodies and Harburg's fancifu…