All the lonely people, where do they all come from? Wherever the specific points of origin, six of the most English of them have nestled as cozily as their tidy, devastatingly human selves w…
Court's in session as a newcomer joins the 'people in the background' for a full day on the 'Law & Order' set
Tommy Tune, the director and choreographer of the original "Nine," has remained discreetly mum on the subject of the creation of the 1982 Tony-winning show. But Karen Akers, who played Luisa…
Antonio Banderas was the director's only choice for the lead in the musical 'Nine'
Issues raised by apartheid-era play are still relevant
The black comedy 'Joe Egg' serves up a rare, shining light
When Christopher Trumbo began work on "Trumbo," we suspect he did not know how timely his father's story might become.
Hunt, Turturro excel in a work by phenom Yasmina Reza
Homage to classic British vaudeville doesn't translate
In reversal, 'Urban Cowboy' will remain open
When the audience meets Inez, the other female character in "Life x 3," she's obsessed with a pesky run in her nylon stockings. Worrywarts can certainly relate, although Linda Emond, the act…
'Miracle Worker' revival 'not ready'
Helen Hunt, taking 'a wild ride,' returns to Broadway as a trendy urban wife
'Urban Cowboy' and its mechanical bull steer wide of romance
The Great White Way, already pummeled by a rough winter and a strike by musicians, seems to have made it through the opening salvos of battle without disaster.
On Sundays and Mondays - when the World War I drama currently at the Newhouse is dark - the Lincoln Center Theater is rolling out a piano, setting out a circle of mismatched chairs and a few…
'Midnight's Children' is reborn onstage with a multinational cast