Watching actors Cherry Jones and Brían F. O'Byrne in John Patrick Shanley's Doubt, it leaps out at you that they not only love what they're doing, but that they live to do it. Their challenge is to plant uncertainty and divide audiences. Jones and O'Byrne do their jobs well are are being rewarded: Outstanding Actor Drama Desk Awards and nominations for Best Actor Tony Awards.
World-premiere plays from Ethan Coen, Fernanda Coppel, Gabe McKinley, Adam Rapp and Pulitzer Prize winner John Patrick Shanley have been added to the 2011-12 season of Off-Broadway's Atl…
The annual Carbonell Awards, recognizing excellence in South Florida professional theatre, will be given out April 4 in the Amaturo Theater at Broward Center for the Performing Arts in Fort …
Why do we have such an unbalanced attitude to doubt, demanding certainty where there is none, and pretending to doubt what everyone knows?Ann Widdecombe makes an arresting observation. We li…
The head writer for "SpongeBob SquarePants," Steven Banks also moonlights as the dark and twisted Billy the Mime. Now, he tries to reconcile his sugar-and-spice sides in a new play, "Looking…
A New York jury acquitted accused U.S. embassy bomber Ahmed Ghailani of nearly all charges. His trial was supposed to have been a sure thing -- and a test case to bolster the Obama administ…
Kimberly King (with Cassidy Brown as Father Flynn) plays the stern Sister Aloysius in the TheatreWorks production of Doubt, the Pulitzer Prize-winning drama by John Patrick Shanley. Photos b…
