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Robert Wilson, visionary master of exquisitely glacial stage imagery, would seem an odd match for the whimsical beastie allegories of 17th century French fabulist, Jean de La Fontaine. And, …
LI native Robert Ahrens steers the skating musical to Broadway as producer
If only Michael Wilson had directed the main characters as if they were in the same production, we would have had more to ponder than the decor.
If the Public Theater wanted to make a splash with its free "Romeo and Juliet" in Central Park, director Michael Greif should have trusted Shakespeare and the glow of Lauren Ambrose as Julie…
War is hell. Soldiers are brave. Stephen Lang is a fine actor we don't get many opportunities to admire these days.
Ruhl is also a rampantly and rhapsodically poetic writer with a whimsical streak so wide and sticky-gooey that you have to swim hard to get across. I'm afraid I still can't make it over.
For a play obsessed with loss, "The Night Season" is as full of life and deranged optimism as a poem by William Butler Yeats.
Applause for Broadway actor John Treacy Egan from 380 invited guests -- Northport business people, western Suffolk politicians and theater friends -- washed over the stadium-terraced burgund…
The Tony Awards celebrated Broadway's best Sunday night.
But David and Anita Kirschner of Woodbury salute the Great White Way every day with their Playbill room, where they display more than 300 programs from Broadway productions.
Way off Broadway, an ex-movie house gets new life from two theater pros
Tony Awards make bold decisions about Broadway
There are no retakes in live theater, so actors have to finesse it when a prop malfunctions - or a mouse decides to share the stage
'Spring Awakening' and 'The Coast of Utopia' may dominate the Tonys, but so many other shows got into the act for a vintage year on Broadway
Broadway's 'Curtains' not only fails to be witty, it continues a sorry legacy of disguising blasphemy as art
The journey feels unfinished, even disinterested in its own intentions.
