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These performers are as fine as any orchestra in a Broadway pit, and as engaged as any tight acting ensemble.
Now for something completely different - at least in these rancorous times: a comedy inspired by the Catholic Church that isn't edgy or angry or blasphemous.
What Sister's Christmas Catechism: The Mystery of the Magi's Gold - written by Maripat Donovan with Jane Morris and Marc Silvia - is instead is charming and funny.
Voyage's American premiere at Lincoln Center is not to be missed.
The wit's been turned to smut, the proceedings slowed down.
All four of them, in various states of dress and undress, made me want to run to the gym to try to look that good. But I was too involved in the plot to move. Or maybe I was just too busy la…
In the musical 42nd Street, an ingenue must learn the lead of a Broadway show in 36 hours.
Look what happened to the Walnut Street Theatre's production of 42nd Street.
Huzzah and hooray! Here's great news from the Whos,
Who live down in Who-ville (and with Dr. Seuss)...
The first show is Grey Gardens, Act 1, shallow and forced. The second show is Grey Gardens, Act 2, deep and sincere.
If your fine work has ever churned through the mashing machine of a Creative Team, and you've felt completely dismantled by the end result, take heart: You are not Bob Dylan. You are not bei…
Ben Butley, an exhausted and shambolic English professor at a London college, has more quotable lines than any character since Earnest - and we all know how important he is. But despite the …
Arden's artistic director wins for "Winesburg" and "Opus" as the area theater community honors its own.
