Exit Stagebill, a Class Act by Linda Winer

The Modern Mrs. Meers by Blake Green

A big-laughing Texan finds the kooky dragon lady within

Free to Be . . . Charming But Also a Little Listless by Gordon Cox

Bergman Gives Queens the Royal Treatment by Linda Winer

'Goat' Star Gets to See His Heroes by Robert Kahn

Never mind winning the Tony for best play. The coolest thing about starring in a Broadway hit is meeting the people who visit your dressing room after the show, says Jeffrey Carlson, who pla…

'Our Town' Is Newman's Own by Malcolm Johnson

The Ho-Hum Tony Show by Linda Winer

A week after the 2001-02 Broadway season officially ended on national TV, I'm still thinking - marveling? festering? - about last Sunday's Tony Awards. These days, it appears we seek closure…

What Will Tony Winners Do for an Encore? by Patrick Pacheco

Photo Gallery: Tony Awards

Behind Stage, Dramas Play by Robert Kahn

Goats, Witches And More by Linda Winer

Newsday's theater critic plays favorites, naming her picks for Tony honors

The Transforming Powers of Water by Blake Green

A pool makes a magical stage for Broadway's 'Metamorphoses,' the Tony-nominated version of Ovid's myths - but, oh, to keep it clean...

Now She Gets His 'Goat' by Linda Winer

From an Anglo Nubian goat to pigeon-size swastika armbands, a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to set the stage by Blake Green

Finally, the 'Sound' Is Heard by Gordon Cox

A long-lost Noel Coward play, set on Long Island, debuts with uneven wit

Tony Time: Where's George? by Linda Winer

Here is the first thing I want to say about last Monday's nominations for the Tony Awards.
George C. Wolfe.

A New Wave of Wilson by Blake Green

The playwright's works are riding a crest of new attention. Coming up: a Sag Harbor production of his prizewinning 'Talley's Folly,' and a city season in the fall
Check out his opinions on "Topdog" and "The Graduate."

Newsday: Labor Meets Love At 'Pajama' Party by Gordon Cox

With Carrafa's help, director John Rando ("Urinetown") has put together a perfectly agreeable revival of the 1954 Broadway hit, whose unlikely subject is the negotiation over a 7½-cent rai…

Newsday: Labor Meets Love At 'Pajama' Party by Gordon Cox

With Carrafa's help, director John Rando ("Urinetown") has put together a perfectly agreeable revival of the 1954 Broadway hit, whose unlikely subject is the negotiation over a 7½-cent rai…

When the Show's the Star by Linda Winer

THE BROADWAY SEASON officially ends Wednesday, the last moment for Tony Award eligibility. Revving to dash under the wire are high-profile revivals of "Private Lives," "Into the Woods" and …

Witchy Woman by Blake Green

Actress-singer-dancer and ex-beauty queen Vanessa Williams goes 'Into the Woods' and comes out her glamorous self

When the Show's the Star by Linda Winer

THE BROADWAY SEASON officially ends Wednesday, the last moment for Tony Award eligibility. Revving to dash under the wire are high-profile revivals of "Private Lives," "Into the Woods" and …

Witchy Woman by Blake Green

Actress-singer-dancer and ex-beauty queen Vanessa Williams goes 'Into the Woods' and comes out her glamorous self

Newsday: Small-Town Sister Act by Blake Green

Four veteran actresses form a familial bond as aging siblings in 'Morning's at Seven'

Newsday: Small-Town Sister Act by Blake Green

Four veteran actresses form a familial bond as aging siblings in 'Morning's at Seven'