Thomas McCormack, the former chief executive of St. Martin's Press, wrote his first play 30 years ago. Now he has written his second, "Endpapers," a comic drama about the publishing business.
"Hamlet 2" belongs to the school of free-for-all satiric farce whose creators ball up wads of ideas, apply chewing gum and hurl them against the wall to see what sticks.
There's no denying the brilliance of the tone poems that Betty Buckley and her jazz pianist-genius arranger Kenny Werner produce at the top of their combined form.
The star of Wicked and Frozen impressed critics, though many felt her star power stood out in an otherwise lacklustre musicalIdina Menzel, the star of Wicked, Frozen, and John Travolta's nig…
Victoria Stewart's drama makes a forceful case that reality-based theater can be as artificial as reality television.
"This Side of Paradise," at the Theater at St. Clements, is framed by scenes of Zelda Fitzgerald's treatment after a breakdown ended years of dissipation.
"Newsical the Musical" is a frenetic revue at the 47th Street Theater that tries to riff off the news.
The creators of “And Then I Wrote a Song about It,” the engaging new musical at Luna Stage Company, have done something extraordinarily smart.
There's no denying the power of its final scene, when the consequences of Agamemnon's decision become all too clear. But this vaudeville-style approach to the Greek classics ultimately feels…
Though it is never less than watchable, Linda Segal Crawley's new play is mostly unremarkable in characters, situations and language.
There is an embarrassment of riches to be found at Ars Nova with the premiere of playwright Carly Mensch's gorgeous one-act "Now Circa Then."
According to TampaBay.com, Composer Frank Wildhorn got the idea for WONDERLAND when he and his then-wife, Linda Eder, lived on the 38th floor of a building on Riverside Drive in Manhattan.