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Wong shows us the passionate daredeviltry that controls the whole evening.
A Phila. developer says he'll buy the movie palace, restore its art deco glory, and turn a block of Chestnut into a nightlife mecca.
A self-confessed perfectionist, Sebastienne Mundheim built the dome for Sea of Birds three times.
Onetime hippies may find something's been lost, and not just their locks. But the Central Park production is a testament to the times.
Stages is a pilot program that engages autistic children in theater play. And the show, in whatever form, will go on.
Performance-artist Laurie Anderson unveiled her latest show, "Homeland," Tuesday at the Lincoln Center Festival.
The more these sincere, talented folks sing about the tough world they'll die to conquer, the more universal they become. You don't have to make theater to identify with {title of show}, you just have to want something meaningful.
It's a budding actress' dream - coming home with a leading role in a big musical and "everyone I've ever known" in the Academy of Music audience.
Now In Conflict, the play based Latty's book of the same name, has blossomed from a Temple student production, first staged last fall, to an international phenomenon that has stunned and inspired just about everyone connected with it.
