Ginnifer Goodwin Brings Snow White to Life in 'Once Upon a Time'
Ginnifer Goodwin has made a career of playing likable ladies—women the audience is willing to follow on a journey even when their actions are questionable.
Ginnifer Goodwin has made a career of playing likable ladies—women the audience is willing to follow on a journey even when their actions are questionable.
Broadway After the scare of Hurricane Irene, Broadway is back in business. Even if the performers and producers had wanted the "show to go on" over the weekend, it would have been impossible…
San Francisco Review By: Michael Portantiere
Eden Espinosa stars in Brooklyn The Musical, a Broadway fairy tale.
Target Margin's experimental new piece about the creation of Tennessee Williams' Camino Real will both engage and alienate audiences.
Ernest in Love, Zero Hour, So Help Me God!, and Elektra at the Met offer some delectable end-of-year theatrical treats
Ann Marie Healy's overstuffed play about a futuristic society quickly spins out of control.
The 77-year-old composer/lyricist and recipient of the 2009 Tony Award for Lifetime Achievement looks back on his career.
Last night at Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center, The Collegiate Chorale gave The Firebrand of Florence its first public airing in nearly 64 years, making something of a triumph of what's long been considered a tragedy.
Reprise kicks off its season with a virtually flawless and totally exhilarating production of Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty's Caribbean-inspired musical.
This 1950s fairytale is a little too bland, but it's well cast and musically engaging.
The film adaptation of Broadway's The Producers works well onscreen, thanks to director/choreographer Susan Stroman in her film directorial debut, Nathan Lane, and especially Matthew Broderick.
David Finkle isn't hooked by this tale of a rock star seeking fame and fortune.