How lame is "Radiant Baby," which opened last night at the Joseph Papp Public Theater in a production so cliched that we keep checking the program to confirm that the laser-smart George C. W…
It's safe to assume that Keith Haring, the cheeky '80s gay pop artist and downtown- scene denizen, never had a love affair with the woman who was his assistant. But her influence is apparent…
Vincent van Gogh arrived in London in 1873 as a 20-year-old businessman.
The older woman in the legend of van Gogh's Brixton love affair comes to Broadway
Strike possible as early as tomorrow
Greenberg's revisions for B'way move give new reasons to root
Snow White is back to her old self - but with a sense of humor
At the New Victory.
It's easy to imagine Brian Murray as your favorite college professor.
Producers vow to use technology if musicians go on strike
Actually, it's a pretty good title. Frank McGuinness' 1985 play about eight young Irishmen in World War I is called - take a deep breath now - "Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards th…
While Richard Greenberg's valentine to baseball, "Take Me Out," explores a society in which a star athlete can declare his homosexuality at the height of his career, the playwright's vision …
For Denis O'Hare, 'Take Me Out' is a stretch to emerge as a baseball fan
Once again, McPherson shows off his generous sensitivity to the slight tics and minor dislocations of everyday speech, in an acutely observed production that he also directed. But despite re…
The productions that went on despite the snow were rewarded with surprisingly strong attendance.
'Det.' Orbach is to be cited for his years in theater
An interview.
Thanks in part to its fragmented remnants and to stories of its tempestuous development, "House of Flowers" had begun to take on the sheen of a misplaced classic, as it languished unperformed for most of the past 50 years.
Turns out we haven't been missing all that much.
'Little Fish' floats the question: Is there life after smoking?
Includes an interview with Jerry Herman.