A Soldier's Plane Crashes, and Then the Real Danger Begins By CHARLES ISHERWOOD
David Greig's new play is more pedantic than discomfiting, despite the ugly immediacy of the events it portrays.
David Greig's new play is more pedantic than discomfiting, despite the ugly immediacy of the events it portrays.
Sometime in March the Yale Repertory Theatre in New Haven will announce its 2011-12 season, the 10th under James Bundy, artistic director of the Rep and dean of the Yale School of Drama. Bu…
Composer Frank Wildhorn says he got the idea for Wonderland when he and his then-wife, pop singer Linda Eder, lived on the 38th floor of a building on Riverside Drive on the West Side of Man…
Musical Inspired By Senator's Memoir Opens in Nairobi
Arguments. Haymakers. Playful "Moonlight and Magnolias" imagines the struggles behind the scenes of a film classic.
For the three stars of "Billy Elliot," the musical, a day that is largely defined by who is onstage, backstage or offstage.
The first thing wrong with "Removable Parts" is its duration: too short.
Molière gets the better of Charles L. Mee in a friendly duel between two shows, "Imaginary Invalid" and "The Mail Order Bride," now going on at the Beckett Theater.
Legit Reviews: It's bittersweet to see Carly Mensch debut her finest play so far just as she heads to LA to write for "Weeds."
The countdown to the new year is largely unchanged since 1979, but the setting has been transformed.
"The Milliner," a delicate work by Suzanne Glass, evokes what it must have been like for displaced German Jews in Allied countries during World War II.
"Bluff" is actually quite funny, but it would be funnier still if an epidemic of George W. Bush-like smirking wasn't in evidence.
Ryan Murphy, the creator of the TV shows "Glee" and "Nip/Tuck," has directed Julia Roberts in the film "Eat Pray Love."
It is refreshing, delightful, charming and intelligent.