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Yes, and if history is any guide, the local production of 'Jerry Springer: The Opera' will be controversial
At 84, he perfects his 'everyman' on stage, screen
When Candace Hopkins's doctor told her the cancer she thought she defeated six years ago had returned - this time in her bones, hip, and liver - he asked her how much time she thought she ha…
Barry Humprhies's blithe creation Dame Edna dispenses backhanded compliments as colorful as her sparkling stage ensembles.
The hit musical adaptation of Frank Wedekind's 1891 play "Spring Awakening" has awoken a devotion among young theatergoers and opened up a dialogue with adults about sensitive topics like se…
In 'Miracle at Naples,' appearances are deceiving
David Grimm and Peter DuBois collaborate on a saucy period comedy
When its three-show run opens tomorrow night, Milford will join more than 40 high schools nationwide this spring staging productions of the Broadway hit, which tells the life-affirming story…
In a tiny theater in Los Angeles last week, I listened to two women sing about swindling.
The bad puns almost write themselves. It's too long. It's dull. It's flat. It has lost its shine.
Oh, I give up. I just watched "Hair" and I can't do a thing with it.
Brutal, funny, agonizing, and profound, "Notes From Underground" at the Yale Repertory Theatre possesses a harsh and indelible beauty. It is at once a faithful adaptation of Fyodor Dostoevsk…
Her 'Trojan Barbie' shares visions of women and war
Werner sets '60s, '70s hits to chamber arrangements
I came to a shocking realization the other day: Apparently, I can't be shocked anymore.
Chazz Palminteri, the creator of the hit one-man show "A Bronx Tale," goes back to the neighborhood where everything began.
Despite North Shore theater's closing and economic troubles all over, most local stages are managing to keep their doors open
Program's teens learn from Bard
