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These Broadway cast albums really score
It's the second year for Broadway's Operation Santa, organized by veteran director Scott Ellis.
It's been a bad year for Broadway shows.
But it's been a good year for Broadway understudies.
Tonight's Cartoon Network showcase is a big deal.
"Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol" is a mini-musical written by composer Jule Styne and lyricist Bob Merrill, who wrote such maxi-musicals as "Funny Girl."
No bah, no humbug: Jim Dale is the heart of MSG's 'Christmas'
Biography selects moments from Rat Packer's troubled life to tell the whole story
The group can be seen Sundays this month at Joe's Pub.
The first virtue of "Never Gonna Dance" is that its book, by Jeffrey Hatcher, tells the circuitous story with greater economy and humor than the original. The next is the marvelous cast.
Judith Ivey stars in the movie 'What Alice Found,' which opens tomorrow.
"Wife" could be shorter and tighter, but Mays does an astonishing job of making a dubious character enormously poignant.
Pacino, Streep star in a mini-miracle
Broadway's season of woe claimed another victim yesterday.
Though "Caroline" has been handsomely mounted, the simple story gets drowned in tiresome cleverness.
"A Christmas Carol: The Musical" ends its annual run at the Theater at Madison Square Garden next month after 10 holiday seasons, but efforts are underway to preserve the show in some form.
An impressive array of Frank Loesser's work is featured in Andrea Marcovicci's act at thhe Oak Room of the Algonquin.
Kathleen Marshall's inventive choreography and direction perfectly convey the infectious spirits of this eternally fresh show.
For the first time in almost six decades, Betty Comden will attend the opening of a Comden and Green musical - a revival of the 1953 "Wonderful Town" - without her partner of 65 years, Adolp…
Minnelli has a guest stint on the Fox sitcom "Arrested Development."
Actor gives the performance of his career as the Bard's Falstaff
He's great in 'Oklahoma!'
Amy Freed's "The Beard of Avon" is an extended in-joke about the authorship of Shakespeare's plays. But you don't have to be a Shakespeare scholar to enjoy its rollicking humor.
Burstyn has employed everything she has learned as an actress to make a drama from a rambling, largely comic narrative.
Nobody delivers Broadway lines quite like Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick.
Nilo Cruz's "Anna in the Tropics" won the Pulitzer last spring, when the judges made their decision simply by reading it. But its production often falls short of its poetic images.
