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Downtown New York venue sets fall slate
Rivera, Bermudez on tap for Simon musical
Pair previously worked on 'Billy Elliot' musical
Like a threadbare garment or the plot of "Aspects of Love," "[title of show]" tends to fall apart the more you inspect it.
Docudrama ecapitulates in shocking detail the 1995 liberation of 72 Thai garment workers.
Belabors a gimmicky premise that contracts as the play strains to become more emotionally expansive.
'Happy-Go-Lucky' thesp in Roundabout revival
'Memphis' pushes toward $1 million mark
Thesp Raymond Roe, who appeared in the original Broadway productions of "Our Town" and "Life With Father" as a child, died July 2 in San Leandro, Calif., of complications from surgery. He wa…
You can't take your eyes off Thurgood Marshall -- that is, Laurence Fishburne; the two men merge.
Don't let anyone even whisper to you the plot twists of "The Lieutenant of Inishmore."
It is somewhat unfair to compare the not-for-profit York Theater's new Off Broadway musical Falling for Eve—with book by Memphis Tony winner Joe DiPietro—to a big budget Broadway affair of 1966. But musical theater has a long memory, especially when the earlier show is Bock and Harnick's one-acter "The Diary of Adam and Eve," the first third of The Apple Tree, recently seen in a 2006 revival from the Roundabout. The earlier piece is a veritable Eden of musical comedy compared to the underpowered offering now on display at the York.
Pinter double-bill also part of off-site mainstage season
YouTube can make you a star, but it takes hard work to capitalize on that fame
Royal Opera, Globe fare to get cinema distribution
Mamet play opens Oct. 12
Replaces Richard, bound for SF
Actor joins McDormand in Lindsay-Abaire play
Show from 'Stomp' co-creators hits the road in fall
Theater sets lineup for 2010-11 season
