Theater Review | 'The Director'<br> A Young Actress Is Taken In, and Then the Tables Turn By WILBORN HAMPTON
Barbara Cassidy's new play quickly bogs down into a series of disjointed scenes that go in no particular direction.
Barbara Cassidy's new play quickly bogs down into a series of disjointed scenes that go in no particular direction.
The actors Eric Braeden and Neil Patrick Harris, a star of the CBS sitcom "How I Met Your Mother," seem to have called a truce in their Twitter war on Friday.
Michel Legrand, the French jazz pianist and composer and multiple Oscar winner, is playing a rare New York engagement at Birdland.
Revisiting her old songs with an affectionately raised eyebrow is the least of what Marilyn Maye does in her one-woman show.
What can theater do that television can't? That's the question, and the answer from Lorna Littleway, who wrote these plays, is only partly satisfying.
From Roger Hodgson to Loverboy to Al Green, it's a great month for casino entertainment
The Brooklyn Academy's BAMcinématek will present a four-day-long, 13-film tribute to Ms. Sarandon, including movies like "Dead Man Walking," "Bull Durham" and "The Rocky Horror Picture Show…
Composer Cy Coleman and lyricists Marilyn and Alan Bergman create a musical in the art form they love.
Repertory Actors On the Challenges & Joys of Double Duty
The Tricycle Theater in London has "indicted" Tony Blair for his handling of the war in Iraq in a new play, "Called to Account."
As a playwright, Erik Ehn is about as unconventional as they come. He brings a similar spirit to his job as CalArts' theater school dean.
Oprah Winfrey on Broadway? It almost happened.
The promise of “Now Circa Then,” a new comedy by Carly Mensch, is never fully realized in its intermingling of the past and the present.