Parallel Exit's new show is less narrative-oriented than before, but it's nevertheless a hysterical hour of masterfully performed physical comedy.
For those who saw her performance in Chanhassen Dinner Theatres' 2006 production of "Grease," Osnes' performance will look similar, except that she's working on a significantly more expensiv…
Though a tad uneven once it develops more serious shades, this serenely funny new work by the author of "Eurydice" and "The Clean House" sparkles with wit and invention in Les Waters' pitch-…
Marc and Sam interview Broadway singer and actress Christine Ebersole. Topics covered: federal reserve, one world currency and the new play ...
Broadway favorite Liz Callaway will welcome the New Year with two shows at the Metropolitan Room Dec. 31.
Anthony Rapp, Kate Shindle and Allison Case will perform as part of a concert featuring the music of Michael Friedman, Jonathan Reid Gealt and Will Van Dyke and more Feb. 28 at the Canal Roo…
Review by Laura Shea
Jane Leeves comes to the Cabaret with talent as well as star power
ACT's 2011 roster of plays includes a mystery, urban comedy and premieres.
Hundreds of art, dance, music and theater pundits hit L.A. for the first National Critics Conference. (And who invited the auto writer?)
Now and again, television has classed itself up by showing stage musicals. The benefits flow both ways.
The kings and emperors of Christopher Marlowe are christening a new building at Washington's Shakespeare Theater.