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New Jersey Repertory Company's Lovely Production of Alan Brody's Housewives of Mannheim Is A Stellar addition of 59E59's Americas Off Broadway
The musical favorite at Godspeed
A breezy if not exactly breath-taking new musical that puts us right (or is it Wright?) up in the air with Charles Lindbergh, Amelia Earhart and you guessed it the Wright brothers
Moira Buffini's mix of poetic symbolism and melodrama is upstaged by the drama of the actual Nazi occupation of the Channel Islands during World War II
With financial health as well as affordable healthcare being very much part of the current national conversation, the time is indeed ripe to reintroduce this amusing parable to New York thea…
Cleverly staged and splendidly performed new musical about the joys and pitfalls of two gay men's journey to parenthood
As directed, choreographed (and performed) by Jeffry Denman, this was the danciest ever of the popular series
An attempt to transform too many familiar jokes and stereotypes into something new and slick but the result seems more like a pilot for a sitcom then a play
Given the Classic Stage Company's popular Chekhov productions, the time is certainly ripe to introduce audiences to the less well known Alexander Ostrovsky
Henley's 10-year-old dysfunctional family sage still a problem play, despite a stellar cast helmed by a noted film director
Lynn Nottage's Pulitzer Prize winning play at the Almeida
David Essex's voice is still amazing for its clarity and interesting for its range and earthy register and he can still belt out those wonderful tunes.
The prolific Steven Dietz has written a humdinger of a play, a suspenseful, thought-provoking thriller that is above all else vastly entertaining
Lucy Prebble's factional vision and Rupert Goold's razzle-dazzle staging make this an enthralling theatrical fantasia
The 4-actor adaptation of the famous film arrive at the Ahmanson
If there is a miracle to be witnessed by a non-believer, it is how this small-scaled and emphatically slight show fills up the larger stage. It is not done with scenery, although there are b…
Director Mark Lamos has put together a strong vocal cast to open the 80th anniversary season at Westport Country Playhouse
Why is Donald Margulies's 14-year-old play making a belated Broadway debut? Answer: Linda Lavin.
Denzel Washington and Viola Davis ignite the spark that makes August Wilson's most popular play once again sizzle with primal emotions and allow us to thrill to the poetry and musicality tha…
Edward Bond's enlightening 1974 play about the last months of William Shakespeare stars Patrick Stewart as the Bard
For years it seemed like it was only promises and more promises for the 1968 musical Promises, Promises with a score by Burt Bacharach (music) and Hal David (lyrics). A well-received staged-concert version in 1997, part of the City Center Encores! Series, suggested that Broadway was ready for a full-scale revival. The good news is that the collaborators of this new production have made good on the promises and delivered the goods we've been waiting for. After 13 years, a slick and polished revival has finally made it to Broadway with a personable, attractive, talented and hard-working cast in the hands of director-choreographer Rob Ashford.
Bravo to the Geffen for throwing fresh light on this dark American classic!
Considering the amazing catalogue of work as lyricist and lyricist/composer, the man's name really should be SONGheim. What fun to see this complex and accomplished man's autobiography and a…
