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Money, the root of much current brooding, can also be a spark plug for artistic thought, and our relationship with it turns out to be a persistent thread running through this year's Live Art…
The troupe's clown/gymnast actors get physical, and original, for the Live Arts premiere, "Welcome to Yuba City." Yee-haw!
It's a few days until opening night. And on the stage of the Iron Gate Theatre, the teenage cast of the musical Thoroughly Modern Millie, part of the city Recreation Department theater camp, rehearses a scene.
Among the notable omissions were the Philadelphia Theatre Company production of Grey Gardens, the musical that recently ended a run on Broadway; Lantern Theater's galvanizing springtime production of Hamlet; and Theatre Exile's searing version of Blackbird, a play about a young woman's abduction. Grey Gardens received one nomination, for Eric Ebbenga's music direction.
Yesterday, we quoted Prince Music Theater president and producing director Marjorie Samoff attempting to quash rumors about the theater's closing its doors. Now a source tells the Daily News' Morgan Zalot that the QFest, staged primarily at the theater, was indeed its last production.
Amid growing rumors about the Prince Music Theater's ability to continue operating - and a remark from its stage Monday night that indicated it would be closing - its producing director, Mar…
Director wrestles 'Antony and Cleopatra'
Second City, Quaker City comics unite to mock Philly
That sunshiny, yet cool, Doris Day
Roy Steinberg, after successes in New York and Hollywood, is bringing energy and professionalism to Cape May Stage.
Composer Duncan Sheik and lyricist/librettist Steven Sater are the superstar talents behind "Spring Awakening," arriving at the Academy of Music.
A small Philadelphia theater company called Hotel Obligado folded in December - which ended up, oddly, being good news.
To see or not to see? Should Ceal Phelan, playing the role of the insufferably righteous Sister Aloysius in the People's Light & Theatre Company stage version of Doubt, check out Meryl Streep's take on the same character in the recent movie?
"The Andersen Project" is a brilliant collaboration. The last curtain is tonight.
Like her great-grandfather Ike, Jennie Eisenhower is used to the spotlight. But hers is on the stage.
As a teen, Jerry Torre befriended two eccentric women living in a decaying mansion. On Friday, he watched an actor portraying him in "Grey Gardens."
