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If Jim Dale would just keep quiet, maybe he could get through a crowd more easily without being stopped.
Randy Newman's early songs were collected two decades ago in a show called The Middle of Nowhere, and they have not held up. Performed together in a revival at the Prince Music Theater, they…
Local groups were upset the cocreator of "Grease" opposed an all-female cast. But Sondheim, Mamet and Beckett also exercised vetoes.
John Tartaglia, nominated for a Tony when he was in Avenue Q on Broadway, is due at Saturday's reunion of Sesame Place employees.
Interviews: Drew Hodges, John Du Prez, Martin Denton.
Why host a talk show when you've got a prime-time series entering its eighth season?
"Why not?" Mullally says. "Why does anybody pursue anything? I've always trusted my instincts. So far, I've done well by them."
The veteran employee who controlled the purse strings at People's Light & Theatre Co. in Malvern agreed yesterday to plead guilty to embezzling more than $1 million from the nonprofit theate…
The Arden's "Sweeney Todd" is staged with a sure hand.
Sometimes it pays to be young and naive. Take the case of Itamar Moses and Outrage. Moses was 22 and just out of Yale University when he set to work on the first draft of the play that is op…
What goes on inside composer Paul Dresher's mind translates into out-there music theater. Two of his pieces are at the Prince.
Major sports still draw the line at accepting gay men. "Take Me Out," opening tomorrow at Plays & Players Theater, looks at taboos and the locker room.
Grease and Desist: The Unauthorized, 50's Musical is a makeshift production that owes its existence to an unusual case of creative differences.
A year off from producing plays has restored the financial health of the Philadelphia Shakespeare Festival Theatre to the point where the company will break even this season, according to it…
Christina Applegate, making her Broadway debut, gives a competent performance.
Savion Glover blends hip-hop and history in a show that visits the Merriam starting tonight.
An all-woman production of Grease planned by two small Philadelphia theater companies has been threatened with legal action by the licensing agent and may not go on as scheduled.
