After 60 plays, Horton Foote still striving By Carol Strickland

A new performance of 'Dividing the Estate' finds the legendary playwright very much engaged in present-day issues.

The REAL High School Musical By Clayton Collins

The sequel to Disney's cash cow premières tonight. How does the franchise play with actual drama teachers?

'Talk Radio' echoes Imus flap By Tony Vellela

Theater roundup: Heavy themes predominate in 'Talk Radio' and 'The Year of Magical Thinking.' Witty 'Curtains' offers joyous song and dance.

'Pirate Queen' dons Irish dancing shoes By Iris Fanger

Mary Poppins tries on Bourne identity By Iris Fanger

The ghosts of Broadway past are back By Tony Vellela

The theater season includes several high-profile revivals. But can the new productions improve upon their predecessors?

Once again, audiences say hello Dolly, Mame By Tony Vellela

Revivals of the classic musicals are playing to packed houses.

Broadway magic reproduced By Peter Rainer

Harold Pinter's pen betrays his normalcy By Carla Seaquist

Star embodies Twain on stage - and off By Liza Weisstuch

Hal Holbrook is in a new play and has another one coming out next year - in addition to the Twain tour.

Love's 'Labour' not a lost cause in Kabul By Scott Baldauf

A theater troupe finds Shakespeare surprisingly relevant to modern-day Afghanistan.

Theater thrives in Gaza, despite restrictions By Amelia Thomas

Tug of war over Stratford mission By Gregory M. Lamb

Each spring when the snows of another Canadian winter recede, Stratford, Ontario, springs to life again like Brigadoon.

My life as a Broadway beat reporter By Kim Campbell

Looking back at the 2005 Tony Award nominees, the Monitor's theater writer recalls a year of backstage follies, bruised knees, and confetti showers.

Jonestown docudrama yields no easy answers By Paul VanDeCarr

Family ties that bind - and often fray By Kim Campbell

Klingon opera makes debut in Netherlands

An opera in the Klingon language kicks off its three-day run in the Hague Friday.

CHINGLISH: Beyond Translation (CSM)

Over the years, "chinglish" – those merrily mangled Chinese-to-English translations found in China – have spawned a subculture. Books and websites showcase how in China…

Christian Science Monitor: Ballet or Broadway, he puts music in motion by Iris Fanger

When Christopher Wheeldon crossed over from ballet to choreograph the dancing in "Sweet Smell of Success," he was warned about the challenges of Broadway.
Wheeldon was also the subject of a profile on yesterday's "CBS News Sunday Morning."
Thanks to John_C. on All That Chat for the link.

Christian Science Monitor: Ballet or Broadway, he puts music in motion by Iris Fanger

When Christopher Wheeldon crossed over from ballet to choreograph the dancing in "Sweet Smell of Success," he was warned about the challenges of Broadway.
Wheeldon was also the subject of a profile on yesterday's "CBS News Sunday Morning."
Thanks to John_C. on All That Chat for the link.