Mirvish has Cattrall, Shaw shows red ink, Yvan takes a wife
Reports on the upcoming Mirvish season, the Shaw Festival's deficit and more.
Reports on the upcoming Mirvish season, the Shaw Festival's deficit and more.
"Gutenberg!" wouldn't be half as fun without this cast, guided skillfully by director Alex Timbers.
Review by Matthew Murray
Melissa Etheridge will play the role of St. Jimmy for a special one-week engagement in early February. The singer will be making her way to Broadway, along with newsman Anderson Cooper…
Filming the Movie of a Musical of a Movie By ALAN FEUER
HERE is how the hall of mirrors that is the entertainment business works these days: At the St. James Theater on West 44th Street yesterday, one could watch a movie of a musical-within-a-musical-that-started-as-a-movie being made.
Here, in honor of the Tony Award nominations, are some of the views of Will Rogers on his co-stars from his writings in The New York Times.
Ted Berger, who will be honored Thursday, retired recently as executive director of the New York Foundation for the Arts.
This deadpan fable of colliding cultures from the urban-lore cartoonist Ben Katchor blurs the line between two and three dimensions to the point that it creates its own spatial universe.
If you think seeing a Broadway show 50 times means true love, Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson dramaturg Anne Davison will do you one better...
For Thoroughly Modern Millie, I'm not sure this is a surprise... or a bad thing.
WMA will look to create shows in the vein of "My One and Only" and "Crazy for You," contempo stage vehicles that incorporated Gershwin songs into a new book.