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I must offer both my congratulations and my condolences to Richard Wilbur, who translated Molière's nearly 340-year-old comedy Tartuffe for the revival that opened Thursday at Broadway's Am…
To read the blurbs on Broadway marquees, you would think that everything's coming up roses in musical theater. But notwithstanding the bonzo box office and national media attention that have…
Chicago may or may not be your kind of town, but it is proving to be the movie musical for grown-ups.
Theater menu in the British capital includes moral and emotional angst.
Who knew that Stanley Donen, the venerable director of such Hollywood classics as Royal Wedding and Singin' in the Rain, was a dirty old man?
Top ten pop albums of the year, including Elvis Costello, "Dreamgirls in Concert" and Christine Andreas.
Medea slayed them; Goat stank.
In Dinner at Eight, appearances are almost always deceiving.
Only time will tell where Chicago will rank in the annals of splashy screen musicals. But it's at least a surefire Oscar hopeful, given the best-picture nomination that went to vocally infer…
Intermission is over, folks. Strike up the overture and get ready for Chicago, otherwise known as the revival of the movie musical, Act 2.
Lillian Hellman and Mary McCartney trade razor-sharp barbs.
The ultimate dramatic account of a woman scorned is gripping
This Dance will appeal only to the most die-hard lovers of inadvertent camp - provided they bring plenty of Excedrin and don't eat too much beforehand.
First, forget everything you think you know, or don't know, about opera.
Broadway revival is dazzling and daunting.
Even in its plush new digs, the production, set to run through Jan. 26, retains the plucky modesty that made it so convincing and endearing in its original home.
