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The last opening of the New Play Festival, Stormy Weather: Imagining Lena Horne, playing at Prince Music Theater, is a terrific show.
Leslie Uggams (remember Kizzy?) is radiant as ever as she portrays Lena Horne in the Prince Music Theater's production of "Stormy Weather."
Sometimes funny, sometimes sad, sometimes surprising and sometimes predictable, Hearts and Soles, Theatre Exile's contribution to the New Play Festival, is an evening of work by Philadelphia…
"Porgy and Bess" is risky, emotional business for black singers. In OCP's production, two stars take it on for the artistic growth it will surely provide.
It's funny before it starts; Erik Weiner, coauthor of Nerds: A Musical Software Satire and a 29-year-old techno-geek, is having trouble with his phone: "Circuits are busy."
What's love got to do with it? In Dex and Julie Sittin' in a Tree, at the Arden Theatre Company, everything.
The celeb quotient keeps rising for the Academy of Music's 150th anniversary celebration on Jan. 27 as former NBC news anchor Tom Brokaw has been booked to host, and actor John Lithgow will …
Philadelphia Theatre Company's stab at family theater succumbs to artifice and crassness.
She stands beside beauteous Beyoncé, but "Dreamgirls" ' new Jennifer - Hudson - is standing out in a big way.
With all the buzz about the movie version of "Dreamgirls," it seemed as if one thing was missing - the original stars of the Broadway show.
Melba Moore hit some low notes in the 1990s, but that big voice was never diminished. Next week, she'll show it off here in "Chicago."
If there is anything like justice on Broadway, Spring Awakening - the breathtaking dissection of what it means to grow up - will become both a high mark of the season and a landmark musical.
