This "True West" has the hard, bracing poetry of the desert, along with the absurd misery of the suburb. It's a modern Western fable with the deceptive ring of truth.
Zach Braff stars in Trust, a New Yorker–cartoonish comedy that seems to be based on the premise that we all have feelings of worthlessness and urges to control and be controlled.
Ultimately, though, "33 Variations" cannot quite make a wholly successful pivot from concerns of the head to those of the heart.
The Broadway revival of "A Chorus Line" has made a swift step-kick into the black, recouping its initial capitalization in about five months. And producer John Breglio said plans were set fo…
Jill Eikenberry, Michael Tucker to Twain HouseAndrea McArdle , who originated the title role in "Annie" on Broadway in 1977, will play Penelope Pennywise in the musical "Urinetown" atCo…
The box office will open officially tomorrow, Friday March 4th at 10AM at the Booth Theatre on Broadway 222 W. 45th Street for Matthew Lombardos new play HIGH, directed by Rob Ruggiero, star…
The Laguna Playhouse Youth Theater's energetic, hey-hey-ho-ho mounting -- its young cast making this essentially a high school musical in its own right -- illustrates why this wholesome prop…
The last day of business for Cafe La Fortuna, founded in 1976, is Sunday.
Two theater pieces reviewed, one from a safe distance...
Life in a 50's Apartment, Rendered in Noir and White by BRUCE WEBER
The script of "High Priest of California" has holes, but the production is terrifically attuned to the noir spirit of the writer Charles Willeford.