It could be the best of times; it might be the worst of times. No, really.
Lee's multigeneration family drama, which kicked off the company's yearlong tribute to the historic Negro Ensemble Company last night, is an engrossing, delicately structured, loving and cle…
As directed by Pat Zaback, known to Long Island theater patrons as co-founder of BroadHollow Theatre Company, Piscopo anchors this slight-to-middling Sunday-dinner saga with a convincing mix…
Perhaps you have heard. Three Broadway shows, apparently taking a cue from our beloved airline industry, will now be charging extra for aisle seats.
"Hair" is not the only modern theater legend being revisited this summer.
I had a wonderful time—not just a nostalgic one—at the '60s "American Tribal Love-Rock Musical," which nestles onto a summer-evening stage of patchy grass with lovable, furious a…
Now that Second Stage is buying the Helen Hayes Theatre, five Broadway theaters will soon be controlled by Off-Broadway institutions. Confused yet? You're not alone.
Liam Neeson doesn't say a word. Barry McGovern doesn't shut up. Both wear ratty bathrobes and rattle dry bones from the human abyss in two of the most haunting theatrical pieces Samuel Becke…