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'It's all talk until it's legal," Terrence McNally said recently about same-sex marriage. "It's the final civil right."
Plot, shmot - my overall feeling about Tarzan is that it's at its best when the apes are artfully wrecking a campsite, or when Tarzan is bounding across and above the stage, trying to find h…
Drowsy? The Drowsy Chaperone is anything but. The new musical comedy vibrates on the stage of Broadway's Marquis Theatre. Or is that seat shaking from the thump-thump-thump of constant laugh…
The actors transcend the stereotypes and cliches in Tracy Letts' graphic but still entertaining script.
The new musical The Wedding Singer is the most shameless show on Broadway. Gleefully shameless. It's not Miss Saigon, but it has an airplane. It revels in a marathon of stage shtick, and all…
Raising children while pursuing a theatrical career is no easy act. These three women can take a bow for pulling it off in Philadelphia.
I loved this play in London and I loved it again in New York.
Law & Order: SVU costar B.D. Wong didn't realize how hard it was to be in the closet until he came out of it.
Not even an exceptionally talented Philly boy can save it. That's the vampire Lestat himself, in the mortal coil of Oak Lane's Hugh Panaro, the strikingly handsome actor who gives vocal boos…
I shrug at the play, but I can't do the same at the production.
Revival of "Pajama Game" reawakens a fan to the pop novel that inspired it.
Oh, how I wish it were still April Fools' Day, because then I might be forgiven for a demonic joke. I'd write a sterling review of Festen, which opened Sunday night on Broadway, and maybe th…
