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Big-name reunion graces Williamstown
Stagecraft Squonk Opera brings its '... wunderwerk' tour to East Hampton
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But Mel Brooks' hit is still in solid hands
The touring production of the hit Broadway show "The Producers" saves money by running without a black understudy to stand by for the single black actor in the show's ensemble, The Pittsburg…
Huck Finn returns to adventures on the 'Big River,' but this time Daniel Jenkins is marking his words - in speech and sign language
Here's a guide to ensure you can hold your own at performances of the various Shakespeare plays scheduled for Long Island and New York City during the rest of the summer.
Jack Heifner's "Earth to Bucky" is both earthbound and spacey, the former in its inability to take flight and the latter in its disassociation from anything resembling life as we know it on …
Fine cast fleshes out a century of changing realities in one family
Less-than-royal 'Henry V' bows in Central Park
What the Classical Theatre of Harlem lacks in nuance, it makes up for in unflagging energy.
Looking for a few generalizations about London theater this summer? I can help, as long as someone decides in which direction I should look.
"The Angel Project" ultimately is an enchanting - even revelatory - way to wander privately through the city we think we know. For $90, one gets a sociology lesson, a scavenger hunt, a medit…
"Now, this is really interesting," said Deborah Warner as she stepped out of an elevator onto the empty 63rd floor of the Chrysler Building. Where a now-defunct dot-com once thrived, there w…
Polly Draper stars in her own play on how to get there from here
Da Vinci's original words are basis for a derivative night
Renaissance man Leonardo de Vinci - dead 400 years but now back with an art show, a play and a book - is having another renaissance
What a pleasure this is, this return to the tradition of naming theaters for merit instead of money.
One man pays hip-hop homage with several characters
What a pleasant surprise to discover that Merel Juliá, better known for being the wife of the late Raul Juliá than for her own acting career, can not only carry a show but can even make it…
When a director really hears a play's music, he can make it sing. And that's exactly what Daniel Gerroll is doing these days at the Bay Street Theatre, not once but twice a night (and matine…
"The Daughter-in-Law" certainly falls under the category of "worthy but neglected," the rubric used by the Mint Theater Company to describe the plays it seeks out and produces. This sturdily…
The fine female art of multitasking is on display this summer at Playwrights Horizons, where, for 90 engaging minutes, a character named Haley talks about her lousy dates as she painstakingl…
