Obituary: Alex Romero, 94; choreographer for Elvis Presley By Mary Rourke
He worked with the King of Rock 'n' Roll on four films including 'Jailhouse Rock,' choreographing the routine for the film's title song.
He worked with the King of Rock 'n' Roll on four films including 'Jailhouse Rock,' choreographing the routine for the film's title song.
More than a dozen companies spend millions to renovate and construct spaces
Christine Evans' play Can't Complain will get a free public reading 3 PM Feb. 18 in the Irish Repertory Theatre's New Works Reading Series, which celebrates emerging playwrights.
The Project Shaw series continues Dec. 20 with a reading of George Bernard Shaw's Heartbreak House, which is billed as a "comedy about life, love, longing and laughter."
It's not the most believable story. It is, however, blessed with the piquant combination of Kristine Nielsen and Sigourney Weaver as two women whose privileged childhoods made both different…
Most Chicagoans know of Oz Park on the city's North Side. But how many know the real reason behind naming the pretty urban oasis after the classic children's book?
John Waters' second musical, 'Cry-Baby,' opens Thursday in New York
Charlie Ross even voices the swoosh of a light saber in his production at Center Stage
Is the real Mary Poppins the one in the books, the movie or the Broadway musical?
BITTER Their tireless efforts cannot give Wellman’s perversely abstruse writing — think Ronald Firbank’s old thesaurus, hijacked by Allen Ginsberg while waiting for Godot w…
Marti Gould Cummings will host the 2nd Annual A Very MARY Holiday benefit Nov. 29 at Dixon Place in New York City. The starry holiday benefit raises money and awareness for The Ali Forney Ce…
D.C. shows will be groundbreaking, but time-consuming
A new Broadway musical shows the dark side of our favorite nanny, and sheds light on us.
Mary-Louise Parker, Michael Cerveris and Amy Ryan took part in a Dec. 8 event featuring readings by author Colum McCann.
Gifted actress stands out at W.Va. theater festival
Richard Sherman co-wrote the music that made the Disney film soar. He also lent a hand with the stage musical coming to L.A.
Randal Myler is having an ongoing love affair with American roots music, American history and the American stage.