Robert Icke is a clever-clogs, a smarty-pants, a boffin. His Stakhanovite work ethic has established him as the wunderkind of London theatre, churning out his self-penned adaptations of clas…
This January, Feinstein's54 Below,Broadway's Supper Club amp Private Event Destination, presents some of the brightest stars from Broadway, cabaret, jazz, and beyond. Scroll down for more de…
Well, that was 2016 " a weird, troubling 12 months by anyone's standards, characterized by war, political catastrophe and so many extraordinary people in the cultural arena shuffling off thi…
As we close out the year, a look back at some of the top theater shows I saw this year. "American Buffalo" by Mary-Arrchie Theatre Company in February: This company's final performance befor…
By Mark Ludmon
This production brings out Schiller’s themes in a compelling and lucid way while also being an exciting political thriller and a very personal drama about two women trap…
Mercury Theater Chicago announced its 2017 season Monday, featuring a slate of three musicals, the company's first-ever non-musical production and the holiday standby "The Christmas Schooner…
In a new feature shared in The Hollywood Reporter titled 'Creative Until You Die,' the legendary performer confirms the news that he has agreed to appear in the Poppins update.
Juliet Stevenson and Lia Williams electrify as four Schiller queensTwo rich, full December Saturdays of unsurpassable theatre, four great plays that grow more meaningful with passing time, a…
Almeida, LondonLia Williams and Juliet Stevenson switch roles seamlessly at the toss of a coin to play warring queens in Robert Icke's explosive productionLast year Robert Icke made Oresteia…
A coin toss at the start of each performance determines whether Lia Williams or Juliet Stevenson plays the role of Mary Stuart. The winner plays Queen Elizabeth I, while the loser takes on t…
Almeida, LondonSharing the roles of Elizabeth and her Scottish cousin, Stevenson and Williams are a pleasure to watch but Robert Icke's production lacks subtlety elsewhereJuliet Stevenson an…
There's added spice here too since leading players Lia Williams and Juliet Stevenson do not know which of Queen Elizabeth I and Mary Queen of Scots they will be playing until the beginning o…
A nation divided with history hanging in the balance: Robert Icke's new version of Frederich Schiller's “Mary Stuart” reflects this runaway year. With a coin toss each night dete…
Tony Awardnominee Mary Bridget Davies,of Broadway's A Night with Janis Joplin, makes her soulful concert debut at Feinstein's54 Below on Friday, January 6th, 2017.
