The Philadelphia Theatre Company's production of John Kander and Fred Ebb's highly-acclaimed musical The Scottsboro Boys, took home four awards, including Outstanding Production of a Musical…
Christopher Innvar, Mary McCann, Mary Beth Peil, Jordan Lage, Madeleine Martin, Gareth Saxe star in Simon Stephens' tale of Harper Regan to life for Off-Broadway's Atlantic Theater C…
Toronto's Mirvish Productions — known for big musicals in the Ontario metropolis — is packaging a collection of smaller, riskier productions produced by local and internation…
In "Mary Broome," a comedy by Allan Monkhouse, known for his acerbic take on the English bourgeoisie, a man leading a life of privilege is suddenly thrust into poverty.
Like many of Sam Shepard's plays, this is not one to shoot for easy laughs, and it seems at times that director Carlo Lorenzo Garcia doesn't know whether to make *Horse Dreamer* funny or dar…
RECOMMENDED Gangsters Santee (Mark Vallarta) and Beaujo (Rudy Galvan) stand guard over Cody (Gavin Robinson), who's capable of dreaming horse-race winners. Problem is, he's in a slump. But w…
The Atlantic Theater Company kicks off its 2012-13 season with the New York premiere of Simon Stephens’ Harper Regan on September 20. Directed by Gaye Taylor Upchurch and starring…
Christopher Innvar, Mary McCann, Mary Beth Peil, Jordan Lage, Madeleine Martin, Gareth Saxe and more bring Simon Stephens' tale of Harper Regan to life for Off-Broadway's Atlantic Th…
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The tale of how the world's most beloved nanny, Mary Poppins, flew from the pages of a popular book onto the big screen is the subject of a new film starring Tom Hank…
Mary Mossberg joins the cast of Off-Broadway's Cougar the Musical, which is directed by Tony nominee Lynne Taylor-Corbett, Sept. 19. She succeeds Catherine Porter in the role of Lily.
Kansas City Repertory Theatre opens its 48th season with the Tony Award-nominated musical Pippin, which features a score by Grammy-winner Stephen Schwartz and book by Roger O. Hirson. The Re…
I love nothing more than checking out revivals of once-successful but long forgotten plays. They are often as illuminating about the times in which they were first produced as the “sur…
The Mint Theater Company's production of Allan Monkhouse's 1911 comedy Mary Broome has been extended an additional week of performances through Oct. 21. The first-ever New York reviv…
Kansas City Repertory Theatre opens its 48th season with the Tony Award-nominated musical Pippin, which features a score by Grammy-winner Stephen Schwartz and book by Roger O. Hirson. The Re…
Claybourne Elder stars in the title role of the Kansas City Repertory Theatre production of Pippin, which began previews Sept. 14 under the direction of Eric Rosen. Wallace Smith and Mary Te…
Jonathan Bank at the Mint Theatre continues to unbury bits and pieces of our theatrical heritage as he continues his successful leadership off this unique off Broadway company. Some of his r…
The groundbreaking Showtime series "Weeds," which casts Tony winner Mary-Louise Parker as a drug-dealing suburban mom, concludes Sept. 16 following an eight-season run.
Are critics swept up by "Mary Broome"?
Kansas City Repertory Theatres artistic director Eric Rosen has cast Broadway musical veteran Wallace Smith as the Leading Player in the Reps production of Pippin. Rosen will direct the musi…
Claybourne Elder stars in the title role of the Kansas City Repertory Theatre production of Pippin, which begins previews Sept. 14 under the direction of Eric Rosen. Wallace Smith and Mary T…
3 stars "Fly Me to the Moon" 3 Stars "Mary Broome"
For my first review back after an unusually long "vacation," and for a show being produced by the normally wonderful Mint Theater Company, I wish I had more positive things to write. But thi…
The Mint Theater seems to be an oasis for elders seeking to find their Mecca in the form of good old fashioned plays (at reasonable rates) that the Mint happily and repeatedly supplies. …
Allan Monkhouse's 1911 comedy at the Mint explores upstairs/downstairs and father/son relationships . . . Read More
A bit of Shaw. A bit of Wilde. A bit of Upstairs/Downstairs make MARY BROOME a smart, witty and biting comedy with great dialogue and timeless arguments.