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Columbia Pictures has purchased film rights to playwright and novelist Seth Greenland's "The Bones" for director David Mamet.
By day, Steve Young toils as a comedy writer for David Letterman. By night, he's an archeologist, historian and sociologist of sorts. Or maybe he's just a demented, obsessed collector.
Young has the definitive collection of industrial musical recordings.
In the latest protest against the publicly funded broadcaster over its January broadcast, the Christian Institute filed a complaint at Britain's High Court accusing it of discriminating agai…
Despite its gutsy premise and hard-working cast, "After Ashley" is less compelling than any given episode of "America's Most Wanted."
Normally, more plot information would be provided here, but the coma that set in almost immediately after the opening number prevents memory of further details.
"That was a magical moment," director Matthew Warchus told reporters on Thursday when presenting to the press the 50-strong cast of what is being billed as the most expensive musical ever st…
Crystal admits he has had to adjust his 2005 Tony Award-winning Broadway hit, which opens in Sydney on Tuesday, for an Australian audience.
Director Garry Hynes ("The Beauty Queen of Leenane") has delivered a beautifully staged and acted production that goes a long way toward overcoming the work's dense verbiage and rambling nar…
Simon Russell Beale, one of the greatest classical actors of his generation in Britain, is camping it up as King Arthur in the Monty Python musical "Spamalot" -- and critics thoroughly appro…
A growing trend to mix pub culture with playhouse art is seeping into traditional drinking dens across London and beyond.
