Beach Seats 'Safe' by Joseph Mallia
Theater's upper deck repaired
Theater's upper deck repaired
Arkin and Hecht take their turn at Wilson's mysterious pairing
... the other on Long Island.
Madonna's all work, but there's no play in 'Grabs'
Out of the '70s, through the '80s and into the '90s, Joanna Gleason was very much a New York theater fixture - and with a Tony Award to prove it: She was the original Baker's Wife in "Into t…
In the film and theater work of Mike Leigh, the payoff - inasmuch as there is a payoff - comes in his unsentimental portraits of human loneliness.
A dying, irritable son hashes things out with the family
Review of "A Letter From Ethel Kennedy."
Demon barber gets a heavenly revival at Sondheim celebration
To John Guare - as to most of us - Ulysses S. Grant is basically remembered as "a drunken general and a semi-corrupt president," not to mention the punchline of that old Groucho quiz questio…
Review of "Vienna: Lusthaus (Revisited)."
World premiere, at last, of 'Long Island Sound'
Take heart: Menopause is all the rage
You can't argue with the production values of "On Second Avenue."
Slater balances his London roles with a Broadway turn in a Williams classic
The results are very pretty and pretty deadly.
We should have a good idea of the success as early as the overture.