How thrilling to declare that the curse is off: The "Macbeth" that opened the Public Theater's free Shakespeare-in-the-Park season last night is gripping and elegant, and flies like the wind…
"Pig Farm," which inexplicably was encouraged to open last night at the Roundabout Theatre Company's Laura Pels Theatre, is witless, pointless and unrelentingly idiotic. If that sounds like …
Tony Goldwyn takes a break from Hollywood for Off-Broadway as a wayward father trying to reconnect with his family in 'The Water's Edge'
Dark clouds sigh above "The House in Town," and not just because the market is grumbling for the tumble in the early months of 1929.
Director Michael Mayer has put together a show with no real purpose, and it shows. The fact that his young actors sing songs like the sloppily written abused-child ballad "The Dark I Know We…
"The Water's Edge" attempts to be a shocking hybrid of contemporary drama and Greek tragedy, but betrays both of its worlds.
Speaking of selling short, "Burleigh Grime$," which opened last night at New World Stages, works way too hard to say almost nothing about Wall Street high rollers and the financial media.
Ultimately, as its title promises, "Some Girl(s)" feels as studiously generic as Neil Patel's modular hotel room set: The walls move, the bedding changes, the "girls" come and go, but our he…
'Pajama Game" star Kelli O'Hara knows how to avoid losing sleep over the Tony nominations - she runs away from home.
Julia Roberts may be the news. But her omission from Tuesday's announcement of Tony Award nominations is not one of the real shockers.