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If Samuel Beckett had created "Hollywood Squares," it might have turned out something like "Spirit."
My biggest problem with "Forbidden Broadway: SVU" has nothing to do with wit or style. I'm afraid it might put me out of a job.
"I think Rocco [Landesman] should be saluted for doing this while August is still alive," veteran producer Emanuel Azenberg said Friday.
Ewok this way and Sith down while Charles Ross makes Wookiee
In "Moby Dick Rehearsed," the brave Tony Walton-directed revival at East Hampton's John Drew Theater, the only part that Peter Boyle gets right is "Rehearsed." As Captain Ahab, the grumpy ol…
The Public Theater's revival of its '70s-hip, politicized musical of 'Two Gentlemen of Verona' riffs on yet another war
"Dedication, or the Stuff of Dreams" is Terrence McNally's love letter to the theater. How dispiriting that this serious comedy, which opened last night at Primary Stages, is hard to endure,…
Stripped down to its timeless coming-of-age sensibility, Bay Street's "Pippin" feels reborn rather than revived, modern rather than moldy. But please, curb your cell-phone enthusiasm.
Play offers a candid look at fighting breast cancer and dealing with stereotypes.
Paul, the protagonist of the new gay romantic comedy "Joy," is a pretentious prat.
Iraqi woman risks her life with a war blog that is being made into stage performances
In her 58 years of acting, Marian Seldes, now in the latest play by Terrence McNally, has become the epitome of the grande dame.
If you don't know already that an AT-AT is a giant, four-legged battle machine from "The Empire Strikes Back," then "One-Man Star Wars" probably isn't for you.
Corey Feldman is back and fooling around Off-Broadway
Vacation audiences warm to the familiar BY STEVE PARKS
