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Officials announced shortly after 6 a.m. that the two sides would return to the bargaining table on Monday evening to resume negotiations.
Mary-Mitchell Campbell pounds away at the ivories, but her passion extends beyond the piano. She uses her music to inspire the youth of New York City.
"Good People" is successful on many levels. It's a cultural critique, engrossing soap opera and an enlightening chronicle of life in America's underbelly. Good plays entertain, but "Good Peo…
Gripping as the play is, it turns out to be a case of art imitating life imitating art. As theater, "Compulsion" feels, ironically enough, compulsive.
Women on the Verge is stranded between commercial flash and not-for-profit class. Neither sensible nor wildly hysterical, it just stays on the verge, not going anywhere.
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"Rain" may not be theatre but it sure is entertaining.
"La Bete" is a virtuosic collaboration that falls just short of the classic it aspires to be.
It’s not his best work but it’s a refreshing departure from the hard-edged, profanity-laden dramas that have defined a Mamet play. And heck, if it isn't pretty darn good.
Earlier this summer, On Stage's Roma Torre, got the chance to chat with Bernadette Peters and Elaine Stritch about taking on "A Little Night Music."
More than 4,500 musical theater students, teachers and working professionals gathered in Atlanta this past weekend for the 10th annual Junior Theater Festival.
It's Vegas on Broadway as the new musical comedy "Honeymoon in Vegas" makes its debut.
Jake Gyllenhaal and Ruth Wilson of "The Affair" star in the new play "Constellations" which makes its way to Broadway from London's Royal Court Theatre.
Broadway leading man Cheyenne Jackson opens the winter cabaret season at The Cafe Carlyle, with his new autobiographical show "Eyes Wide Open".
Off Broadway's Atlantic Theater Company has just debuted "Dying For It." The dark comedy was adapted from a Soviet-era satire banned by Stalin.
Female powerhouses unite at the opera! From the leading ladies on stage to the master artist behind the scenes, the Metropolitan Opera's new production of "The Merry Widow" boasts …
The Broadway musical "The Last Ship," composed by Sting, will close on January 24 after 29 previews and 105 regular performances.
To dig up some serious dirt on Broadway, you don't need to go to a theater blog or backstage. In fact, you can skip the theater district altogether and head to the Bronx.
