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Musical interrupted when rebels attacked theater to reopen
'Ma Rainey' offers a look back at early August Wilson
In "Kimberly Akimbo," which MTC valiantly opened last night in a gesture of support more than wisdom, Lindsay-Abaire, 33, has given Burke, 62, her most challenging role to date. Unfortunatel…
Lanford Wilson play sets off criticism of activism gone awry
What is the value of live sound?
A 'late bloomber' goes all akimbo to play a prematurely aging teenager
Perez and Pantoliano a rough-hewn duo in 'Frankie and Johnny'
This 'Winter's Tale' gets the atmosphere down cold
When she's playing herself, Julia Sweeney isn't the most dynamic stage presence.
Of course, I was afraid to see what Hollywood had done to "Chicago." Indeed, I have spent an unseemly amount of personal energy resenting the movie's exclusion of the people who created the …
Includes an interview with Matt Cavenaugh of "Urban Cowboy."
Some of New York's most lucid and satisfying Shakespeare recently has been the vision of a director named Karin Coonrod. If there were quick justice in our distracted world, people would not…
A dual bill from director Mendes is yet again wondrous
That's no lady - just Busch up to his usual tricks
Rosie and Joey: It's not too much to bare
Everything is just a little bit askew in "The Mystery of Attraction."
Remember last year?
I know, it seems like only yesterday and it really was less than two weeks ago. Since theater is organized more like the school year than the calendar year, however, the civilian New Year puts us at the unofficial midpoint of the season.
Paul Zaloom got started when he was about 12 and converted a room above the family garage in Garden City into what he calls "a museum of found objects."
Moliere's scheming guest, still relevant after three centuries
Jayne Atkinson has joined the cast of "Enchanted April," the play that hopes to enchant audiences when it finally makes it to the Great White Way, appropriately enough, in April.
