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There is a wide-open landscape on the iTunes app store merely waiting for serious Broadway content. Playbill must look beyond its website and in-theater booklets and focus on engagement and …
The Scottish figure painter Stephen Conroy remains extremely intrigued with the male figure -- and with himself. For that reason others should be just as intrigued.
If <em>Michael Feinstein's American Songbook</em> accomplishes anything -- it indisputably does -- it's that his commitment to the task of perpetuating the music is at least equa…
Actress Sheryl Lee hasn't watched an episode of <em>Twin Peaks</em> in two decades, yet recently went back to the world of dancing dwarves and cherry pie thanks to USA Network's …
David Campbell is back and anyone interested in what a singer can do to energize a crowd has to hope he sticks around this time. In other words, catch him if you can.
Last night was a history-making night on Broadway. Not only did Spider-Man, the most expensive Broadway musical ever, begin previews, but also Broadway fans embraced twittering during a show…
Passing off stand-up comedy as a Broadway show, intentionally or not, does nothing but confuse the terminology of theatrical standards, whatever those might be.
The Tony Awards Administration Committee should reconsider their rules. Allowing replacements to be nominated would add some excitement to the season. It would also do away with the logical …
<em>Elf</em> has made its Broadway debut in the form of a tongue-in-cheek musical, based on the Will Ferrell holiday comedy. Charlie Sheen even gets a name drop at one point, and…
In the Wake and After the Revolution focus on making some kind of political statement instead of character development. It's a worthy message. It's just the method of communicating it that l…
Had Shylock been a person's first exposure to a Jew, should they be crucified for thinking he was a devilish creature?
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Ralph Lauren just built the first mansion on the Upper East Side since 1918 and reached the zenith he's aimed for since the '60s when he started hawking wide ties.
Dear theatergoer: You have yet to realize that leaving your phone on vibrate does produce noise. And, yes, I did at first entertain the possibility you may be a doctor or be waiting for some…
<img alt="2010-10-08-cricci.jpg" src="http://images.huffingtonpost.com/2010-10-08-cricci.jpg" width="300" height="80" />Broadway critics were e…
"Are you asking me if I'm a control freak?" Daniel Beaty asks me as I question his decision to turn an ensemble play into a solo work.
Each year as August fades, I look forward to cooler weather and the start of the fall theater season. This year there was no...
This season on Broadway, the successful plays revolved around stars. The presence of these types of productions creates a very different Broadway landscape.
For a theater reporter, I see surprisingly little of the season's smaller entries. This is a shortcoming. The problem is there...
