An epic spectacle of refugees' odyssey BY LINDA WINER
People drown without water and run for their lives without touching the ground in the latest head-morphing epic by French visionary Ariane Mnouchkine and her multicultural, polylingual, omni…
People drown without water and run for their lives without touching the ground in the latest head-morphing epic by French visionary Ariane Mnouchkine and her multicultural, polylingual, omni…
Liev and Pablo Schreiber finally get to be what they really are: brothers
"I La Galigo" will test the mettle of even the most valiant of audiences.
Actress, author, nightclub performer and fitness guru Suzanne Somers now bares her soul on Broadway in her one-woman show, 'The Blonde in the Thunderbird'
East meets west as epic Indonesian poem 'I La Galigo' is staged at Lincoln Center
Mark Lamos, a director with wide swings of inspiration, has put together a sweet- natured production with an enchanting look and an energetic cast of perplexing inconsistency.
Even with a running time of only 70 minutes, "Fatal Attraction: A Greek Tragedy" wears out its welcome early.
The new comedy "Swimming in the Shallows" is quirky with a capital Q, but it takes a while to tip its hand.
'The Talk of the Town' recalls the witticisms of the legendary wags of the Round Table
Shakespeare's popular comedy "Twelfth Night" has dark and discomfiting undercurrents, and the Aquila Theatre Company's overbearing production of the play will make sure you know it.
During the first half of her biographical one-woman show, "Border/Clash," Staceyann Chin undergoes a remarkable transformation.
Ex-social worker West casts 'L&O's' Merkerson in a demanding role
Where has this Maugham been all our lives? Please, more.
The new Off-Broadway play "Manuscript" is like "Deathtrap" for the prep school set.