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Tony Lo Bianco gives himself top billing in his new one-man show, and if you last through only the first act you'll wonder, "Why did he bother?"
What a treat - not to mention an acting lesson - in this new Ayckbourn work, performed by specialists from his own company, the Stephen Joseph Theatre, as part of the "Brits Off Broadway" se…
"Paris Letter" feels disjointed - a mosaic that, when finally viewed as a whole, adds up to less than the undeniable beauty of its pieces.
"Mark Twain Tonight!" has snuck into the Brooks Atkinson for a quick monthlong engagement, and it's a stately, gentle production - not exactly riveting, but comfy and durable as an old boot.
For the first time since 1977, actor Hal Holbrook is on Broadway as a man who still has plenty to say: Mark Twain
"Screen Play" takes place in 2015, but the story will seem curiously familiar.
"Disconnect" is one of those plays about one of those dinner parties where the small talk is personal, the past is rehashed, issues are aired and marriages tested.
Simon Gray admits to a large piece of his life on the pages of "Japes," his triangulated family love story. Fortunately for us, that piece survives the transfer to the stage, from London's W…
Ethan Hawke, celebrity, sinks into anonymous debauchery in his biggest role yet
There are plenty of intriguing questions raised by "Henry Flamethrowa," the play by John Belluso at Studio Dante.
"Terrorism" paints a bold, bleakly funny portrait of daily life under the constant threat of unpredictable, senseless violence.
You never know what you're going to get from "King A," an unsatisfying adaptation of Arthurian legend at the New Victory Theatre.
Dianne Wiest portrays an instantly recognizable species of contemporary mother in "Memory House."
"Swango," which made its world premiere last week at the White Plains Performing Arts Center, owes its literal vernacular to Rupert Holmes ("The Mystery of Edwin Drood," "Accomplice").
There's no resisting Kristin Chenoweth in "The Apple Tree." The petite, perky blonde delivers the kind of shimmering star turn that she would have given in "Wicked," if only she hadn't been …
In a chaotic production, the music hath charms
"Score" is not for everyone, but it is a welcome chance to revisit the passions and foibles of an irreplaceable musical genius.
In 'Julius Caesar Superstar,' director Lawrence Goldhuber hopes a fat chorus has wide appeal
