Unspeakable Act, Unforgettable Acting by Linda Winer
Deborah Warner's modern-day vision and Shaw's performance are unforgettable, the sort of experience that makes one regret the overuse of the word on so much of the barely remembered.
Deborah Warner's modern-day vision and Shaw's performance are unforgettable, the sort of experience that makes one regret the overuse of the word on so much of the barely remembered.
Wilder's play about life's values reaches beyond Broadway
'Adult' role aside, Aiello aspires to Yeats
It's been a few years since I've seen "A Christmas Carol" at the Theater at Madison Square Garden, and I have to admit I had forgotten how beguiling Alan Menken's music for it is.
The show has a peasant ensemble number about garlic that, except for it being a joke, could be compared in tastelessness with the pig-blood dance from the infamous "Carrie" musical. There is…
Reworked opera swaps traditional strengths for MTV-style dazzle
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A familiar face stands out as Stage Manager in revival of 'Our Town'
The (production) is a readymade "Forbidden Broadway" parody, a tribute to a preposterous era of ponderous special effects.
Theater is staging an expansion of smaller houses, with fesh, modern facilities - and comfy seats
Caryl Churchill's latest follows a girl's dream toward world nightmare
After her daughter's death, Carol Burnett brings their play to Broadway
David Hwang grafts 'Flower Drum' songs onto an updated story
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Oh, What a Beautiful Story by Merle English
How 'Oklahoma!' came to mark turning points in a couple's lives
Wow.
Big-mama Harvey leads 'Hairspray' cast in tacky charm
‘Rappaport’ returns with Hirsch; Vereen supplies surprises
As all hell breaks loose, lead characters keep comedy grounded
'Twelfth Night' is a Shakespearean camp for A-listers
Heche's B'way debut proves spectacular