New digs with same old feel By Peter Dobrin
Famed city troupe takes grander stage.
Famed city troupe takes grander stage.
The stage veterans and "Evita" survivors bring their "Evening With" show to the Prince - the start, they hope, of something big.
Married offstage and on, Brad Little (Michael) and Barbara McCulloh (Agnes) star in "I Do! I Do!"
Before even attempting a translation or score, the adapters of I.L. Peretz's 1906 play A Night in the Old Marketplace had a nearly Talmudic puzzle before them: how to winnow a piece designed for a cast of 100 into a musical with a cast of nine.
In Mauritius, the gripping and bitingly funny new play by Theresa Rebeck - her Broadway debut, which opened Thursday - stamps, and collecting them, are metaphors for being alive, possessive, compulsive, greedy and needy.
Temple theater students, acting out the recollections of U.S. troops in Iraq, learn some uncomfortable truths.
This may be one of the most beautifully crafted and original TV shows ever to get fall consideration on a big network.
A summer home on Martha's Vineyard brings together themen of the LeVay family and the girlfriends of two of themin "Stick Fly," which boasts fine writing, acting and directing.
Vivica A. Fox and Boris Kodjoe provide fine set decoration in "Whatever She Wants" at the Merriam Theatre.
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TOWARD THE END of the first act of "Wicked" at the Academy of Music, I began reviewing my strategy.