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Lincoln Center Festival gets off to a good start with Alan Cumming in 'The Bacchae'
In his new memoir, Broadway composer Charles Strouse, 80, looks back on success ("Bye Bye Birdie"), failure ("Nick and Nora"), and tumult (a fistfight with Warren Beatty).
Action News anchor Rick Williams is channeling his inner Yul Brynner as curtain time nears for Moorestown Theater Company's production of The King and I.
Ten years after debut, more animated faves are getting the Broadway treatment. Up soon: "Shrek," "Spider-Man."
In the end, it took less than a month for Mum Puppettheatre to fold after the sudden departure last month of founder and artistic director Robert Smythe.
Philadelphia playwright Michael Hollinger's Opus, an engaging examination of the internal workings of a string quartet that was premiered by Arden Theatre Company, has attracted Broadway producers who are now planning to stage it.
It must have seemed like a good idea at the time. Brat Productions artistic director Michael Alltop read an article in the New York Times describing the release of 650,000 AOL users' search logs, and the seed for the group's new production, User 927, was germinated.
Michelle Pauls, of Fishtown's Walking Fish Theatre, has to return some buffet pans to the Memphis Taproom.
Amusing, insightful, and slimy - the LaBute usual - this newest installment charting the desperate and vile misunderstandings between the sexes is also disappointing, despite some terrific a…
Puppettheatre founder will now focus exclusively on writing plays.
Community is the lifeblood of the Arden production, costarring Christ Church and nearby graves.
Philadelphia should be feeling properly chagrined that it took the National Trust for Historic Preservation to point out that the endangered Boyd Theater is an architectural gem worth hangin…
