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Frank Sinatra at Radio City Hall
Darrell Grand Moultrie, 26, choreographer and actor in the Broadway musical "Aida."
On Tuesday night at the opening of Maxwell's "Henry IV, Part One," it was clear that many patrons at the Brooklyn Academy of Music had no idea what to expect.
Dedicated theatergoers are likely to be familiar with those singular character actors Marian Seldes and Brian Murray.
When the first Broadway offering of the fall, "Little Shop of Horrors," opens tonight at the Virginia, it kicks off a crowded autumn that, even through the typical back-to-school doldrums of…
"Little Shop," which opened last night at the Virginia Theatre in a $10-million revival, is still great useless enjoyment. The thing is creepy and cheesy, big-boned but still junky enough to…
Working women at opposite ends of 'off-the-books'
At the heart of "Dutch Heart of Man" is a fragile romance that plays out with enough winning, lifelike delicacy that you wish it were enough to enliven the unconvincing hull of the rest of t…
9/11 becomes fodder for a romantic comedy by 'Six Feet Under' writer
In the backstage left corner of the Neil Simon Theatre, there's a shelf labeled with a piece of masking tape that bears the words "Marissa: Makeup, Water, Socks." You'd think they'd get arou…
Almost everything you need to know about "Omnium Gatherum," the Sept. 11 apocalyptic satire that opened last night at the Variety Arts Theatre, is served on a theatrical platter in the first…
This fall, coinciding with the second anniversary of the World Trade Center tragedy, three more dramas about the aftermath of the deadly terrorist attacks are in previews.
Dana Reeve plays the wife of a 9/11 victim coming to terms with tragedy in "Portraits”: "It's something I feel I know about.”
Dirty laundry and mundane lives in 1990 West Belfast
With Bradley Dean, Jennifer Zimmerman and Robert Ousley.
We dismiss puppets as kids' stuff, but they're everywhere for adults
It is time to set up another file marked National Theater. I have a stack of them already, of course, but my file cabinet is a sucker for anyone with a dream.
Tim Dowlin is broke. He doesn't have a job. How does he support himself? "That's a good question," he said.
How does the 24-year-old Philadelphian feel now that his first play, "Corner Wars," has won the $5,000 Newsday Oppenheimer Award, presented annually to the most impressive work by a playwright getting his first professional New York-area production?
For most folks, it's Labor Day that signals the end of summer; for Broadway fans, it's the annual "Broadway on Broadway" concert. Either way, the fall theater season is officially up and run…
Striding onto the stage - congenial, chatty, bedecked in jaunty straw bowler, snappy matching hounds-tooth vest and jacket and "reptile shoes" - Todd Robbins personifies everyman's image of …
'Berkshire Village Idiot" is staged, with a rich sense of atmosphere, in an auto shop, but it's just not clear why.
