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Off Broadway org, Disney Theatrical in talks for 'Peter' prequel
The farcical structure of Burt Shevelove and Larry Gelbart's book is as sound as ever.
It's a joy to have Dame Edna Everage back on Broadway, regardless of the indignities she's forced to suffer in "All About Me."
Regional presenters won't be fighting over the latest opus from Suzan-Lori Parks.
Actress-director says she'll direct Mellencamp-King musical
Woolfson tuner sets its sights on the U.S.
Three-year U.S. tour aiming for a 2011 launch
Joyce Ketay and Seth Glewen have been upped to co-heads of Gersh's legit department.
David Warren's handsome South Coast Rep production never fails to stimulate, even if the dramatic impact is somewhat blunted by the play's allegorical parameters.
Earnest drama that carries an emotional impact along with its cautionary message.
TV actors do theater as bankable stars, boosting TV careers
Musical's first week on the boards draws big bucks
The play was a smash hit on its first outing in 1841. History looks likely to repeat itself.
New spate of legit offerings tackle race in America
Veteran singer to receive songwriting honor
The play had a quieter appeal in its hit Off Broadway run last summer; the slicked-up transfer pushes harder, particularly for laughs. But it remains a moving domestic drama.
In addition to riveting material and toe-tapping songs shot through with wry humor, the Vineyard Theater premiere also benefits from a tremendously talented cast of song-and-dance men, from …
Nixon-era radio drama has a lot going for it.
After some tough winter months, Broadway sales picked up a bit last week, as they usually do around this time.
"The Nose," makes its overdue Met debut in a dazzling production.
Less general direction from helmer Tony Walton might have helped, but against recent revivals like the Pearl's "Misalliance," "Candida" feels like a minor curiosity.
As intimate as it is apocalyptic, the epic drama is given searing lucidity in David Cromer's insightful production for Lincoln Center Theater.
Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' savagely funny cartoon of a play about racial identity in a post-racial society goes to show what a well-managed workshop can do for a raw script. Emerging from Publi…
Theater people sing Andrew Lloyd Webber's praises
Sometimes it's hard to believe Andrew Lloyd Webber -- the composer behind "Cats," "Evita," "The Phantom of the Opera," "Jesus Christ Superstar" and "Sunset Boulevard" -- is just one person.
