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With its superb cast, 'Long Day's Journey' is as good as its regrets
"Victory," Maher's one-person show, falls under the heading of preaching to the converted.
According to Blue Man Group's Phil Stanton, the difference between a play and a rock show becomes clear the second the lights go down.
Invading prime Disney territory
Burt Bacharach may have been the last adult to write pop music. Scott Ellis and Ann Reinking have fashioned a marvelous trip back in time through these songs.
London satires fire salvos at Jerry Springer and President Bush
More than two years after reaching No. 1 on the Latin charts, salsa singer Kevin Ceballo is finally releasing his second album with a tour of local clubs. The Bronx-born Ceballo is also a Br…
'Hairspray" led the pack with 14 nominations for the 48th annual Drama Desk awards, but none of the best-play nominees announced yesterday originated on Broadway this season.
With the opening of the grandiosely titled "Oscar Wilde's Salome: The Reading," the play shoots to the top of my list of classics we see too often.
A new theater season opens in New York today, and it's guaranteed to have plenty of hits.
A few months ago, wowed by his productions of "Uncle Vanya" and "Twelfth Night" at the Brooklyn Academy, I declared in print that the Brit Sam Mendes was indeed a good choice to direct the American classic "Gypsy."
I was wrong.
We have waited so long for spring, and now it must already be summer, since we have a piece of summer stock on Broadway in the form of "Enchanted April."
Jane Krakowski's entrance in the Broadway musical "Nine" is heart-stopping.
Peter Stone, a scriptwriter whose charismatic wit and affection for jaunty musicals won him an Oscar, an Emmy, Tony Awards and a wide circle of friends, died yesterday at New York-Presbyteri…
"Dream a Little Dream" is an engaging, engrossing examination of the turbulent 1960s music scene - as seen in the rocky career of the Mamas and the Papas.
Cholly Atkins died this weekend at the age of 89, taking a full page of history with him. But he left behind the wise advice to always watch your step, and those who did as he suggested were…
While the theater season is winding down, the awards season is just heating up.
In the delightful production of "As You Like It" that Erica Schmidt has directed for the New York Shakespeare Festival, Bryce Dallas Howard, as Rosalind, shows her feminine side only at the very end, when she finally kisses her suitor, Orlando.
Dennis Doherty's "Dream a Little Dream," a tell-almost-all musical about the Mamas and the Papas - and the embittered story of how he feels Michelle done him wrong - is opening next Wednesda…
In the one-man show "Broad Channel," writer-performer Doc Dougherty brings a dead-end Queens neighborhood to vibrant life despite a familiar story about growing up in New York City.
