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Jones' choreography comments on society in intensely personal fashion
Nearing 80, the playwright is seeing some of his classic works in a new light
Warwick says her goal is to get "My Music and Me" to Broadway. In its current condition, it would close sooner than Suzanne Somers' one-week debacle in 2005.
Surflight Theatre in Beach Haven usually does revivals of musicals, from A ("Aida") to Z ("Zorba"). But now, for one of the few times in the playhouse's 59-year history, it's doing a new mus…
Best wear comfortable clothes and be in the mood for an unusually beguiling time.
Playwright Charles Busch does not do completely right by his glamorous star of "Die Mommie Die!"
Let's quickly dispense with the only drawback of the otherwise wonderful production of "The Sunshine Boys" at the George Street Playhouse.
Play about war's savagery links ancient Troy to WWII Japan
In 1993, when Jane Mandel founded Luna Stage Company, there were three other theaters in Montclair competing for business. Two have since shuttered, while the third moved out of town.
"Mark Twain Tonight!" won't be recreated at the State Theatre in New Brunswick. Hal Holbrook, who's been portraying the author also known as Samuel Langhorne Clemens, is ill and cannot appea…
Brutal play about modern urban life is depressing but effective
Danes delivers as flower girl who blossoms into a lady in classy revival
The face is familiar, but where have you seen him before?
Director Blair Brown's unsatisfactory staging makes this would-be quirky but ultimately insubstantial play all the more tiresome to endure.
Bard's trilogy is wisely packaged into one action-filled night
Arty staging overshadows intent to emphasize the serious issues in 17th-century comedy
