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Despite every effort by a lively cast of pros - and much beautifully paced acting - the production begins to plod in the second half and can't work itself out of a hole.
This U.S. premiere of yet another new play by the prolific Neil LaBute is almost review-proof, since there is no way to talk about the plot without giving away its big secret. (Clue: The tit…
All told, a satisfying revival of a play worth reviving.
Thirty-one years later, "A Chorus Line" is sensational again in its Broadway revival, even with a still-unsettling sense of voyeurism.
Actress Emmanuelle Delpech-Ramey found her talent in physical theater.
You'll find plenty of dummies on Broadway these days, and for a change, they're not all in producers' offices.
The revue "I Can't Stop Loving You" starts its national tour here tonight.
Philadelphia Theater Company's planned new theater is designed so the excitement starts on the street.
Roundabout Theatre Company is bringing Twelve Angry Men to the Merriam next week, and two of the stars are sitting down, Actors Studio-style, for an interview session.
The best news of all: The production is magnificent.
Catching up with Broadway mezzo-soprano Audra McDonald after a few years is like installing the newest version of Microsoft Windows: It looks about the same at first, but you soon discover t…
You have a rare chance tonight and Saturday night to look into a theatrical petri dish whose contents, once nurtured in the stage lights of the Wilma Theater in Center City, will end up on B…
ABC's 20/20 plans a segment on the film tomorrow.
