Broadway's 'Exit the King' is a crowning achievement By Elysa Gardner (***1/2 out of four)

Allen, Irons try to connect the dots in 'Impressionism' By Elysa Gardner (* * out of four)

'God of Carnage,' 'Blithe Spirit' lifting spirits on Broadway By Elysa Gardner

Redgrave actors span the generations By Elysa Gardner

'West Side Story' revival gets a cultural makeover By Elysa Gardner (***)

The irony is that Laurents' attempts to be inclusive and grittily realistic - the final scene in particular suffers for his insistence on technical accuracy - make the show seem no fresher, …

Remembering Natasha Richardson, 1963-2009 By Elysa Gardner

Gay-themed film cost Oklahoma teacher her job By Greg Toppo

Gay rights groups are complaining about the firing of a rural Oklahoma high school teacher who lost her job last week after assigning a play about the 1998 death of a gay college student. Bu…

'33 Variations' plays on a theme: Human frailty By Elysa Gardner (* * 1/2 out of four)

Early look: Jackman digs his claws into 'Wolverine' By Scott Bowles

Robin Williams cancels comedy shows in Florida

'33 Variations' puts Fonda onstage after 46 years By Elysa Gardner

<cite>Guys and Dolls</cite> Broadway Revival Isn't Exactly a Sure Bet, by Elysa Gardner

Imagine having dinner in a fabulous restaurant with two couples. One pair is delightfully witty and has sizzling chemistry; the other two seem so awkward that it's almost painful to be with them. That's something akin to the uneven, frustrating experience offered by the new revival of Guys and Dolls that opened Sunday at the Nederlander Theatre.

O'Donnell grants rookie star an 'America' dream By Gary Strauss

Rosie O'Donnell stops drinking at son's request

'Post' drops legendary gossip columnist Liz Smith By Amy Westfeldt, Associated Press Writer

Shakespeare's Lear is comedy gold for 'Fool' By Craig Wilson

Christopher Moore is a brave man. Or maybe a fool. You decide.

Ford's Theatre packs in stars, and Obamas, for reopening By Arienne Thompson

Playwright Sam Shepard pleads guilty to DUI

Carolyn d'Amboise, photographer and dancer, dies

Carolyn George d'Amboise, a photographer and former ballet and Broadway dancer married to New York City Ballet star Jacques d'Amboise, died Tuesday, her husband said. She was 81.

Live Nation, Ticketmaster agree to merge By David Lieberman

To Ferrell and 'You're Welcome America': Thanks for nothing By Elysa Gardner (*1/2 out of four)

Streisand's 'Yentl' hits a landmark By Elysa Gardner

Oscar show promises fun with new producers at the helm By Susan Wloszczyna

'Hedda Gabler' loses much in this adaptation By Elysa Gardner (** out of four)

A lifetime of achievement, but James Earl Jones isn't done By Susan Wloszczyna