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J. B. Priestley's considerable dramaturgical skills and sensitivity to bourgeois hypocrisy and an expanding cultural landscape make this a still relevant and entertaining to watch well-made …
As dramatized by Dan Gordon and performed by Tovah Feldshuh, the story of one of the Holocaust's righteous Gentiles is not only a powerful emotional drama but a ripping good story.
Director Joe Mantello and choreographer Andy Blankenbuehler work together like vodka and kalua.
Like so many plays about the Holocaust this is based on a true story. It's hard not to wonder whether the truth did not have enough inherent drama without silly inventions.
Patinkin, looking quite imposing in his all white casual garb and sporting a neatly trimmed beard, rants with authoritative conviction and postures in a league with the better Prosperos I ha…
If I had just twelve words to sum it up: Fair enough adaptation, dashing, strong-voiced hero, eye-popping stagecraft, unmemorable Les-Miz-y score.
Whether for the first or umpteenth time, leave it to the daily headlines to make you sober, and get thee into Forbidden Broadway's Rehab for a barrel of laughs.
Tom Jacobson performs a service with something that isn't quite a drama or a memory play but whose characters make the trivia of their lives absorbing.
From the National Theatre of Scotland, an original work by David Harrower based on the accounts of teenagers leaving full time care for an independent life in the community at large.
From the original Blanche created by Jessica Tandy to the myriad of other fine actresses who have tackled the role that many consider the Hamlet for women, I can only say brava to Laila Robi…
The subtitle, A Fever Dream in Six Scenes, is more than apt.
Artistic Director Michael Ritchie has wisely chosen John Guare's black comedy to open the newly renovated Mark Taper Forum.
A sensory coup that is best experienced by letting it simply wash over you. It's surprisingly lighthearted, and a great start to HERE's new season.
B.D. Wong in solo musical at McCarter Theater.
This lighter-than air jukebox musical offers us much more than charming bric-a-brac. It allows us to be backward time-travelers.
This evening of short plays is part of the 1st Irish 2008 Festival. All five plays reveal talent from the chosen playwrights and, by design, each play's theme is tied to a particular subway …
The title character in the prolific and talented Craig Wright's latest play about three buddies on a hunting expedition is a Brittany Spaniel.
The York theater has managed to give what was once a musical flop a worthy new life with simple but splendid production values and a 14-strong cast as good as anyone treading the boards at a…
Matthew Bourne's staging of Oscar Wilde's story is a triumph!
With a stunning new libretto by David Henry Hwang.
Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa reworks Midsummer Night's timeless magic, resetting it in San Francisco and spinning it around a 15-year-old homeless runaway and a male prostitute.
