Stars tread the boards for children by Elaine Dutka
At the Kodak Theatre, a dream cast takes on the works of Hemingway in a benefit show.
At the Kodak Theatre, a dream cast takes on the works of Hemingway in a benefit show.
An Abundance of Plot, Flashes and Videos by BEN BRANTLEY
In its translation to the stage, Salman Rushdie's celebrated novel has been subjected to unusual form of surgery whereby magic is cut out as if it were a tumor.
Billy Crudup does much to make Tobin appealing and understandable, Phoebe Strole does almost as well inhabiting Vera Dundee, his young victim.
Everyone is so earnest in this revival of Brecht's epic drama that the shocking effects of war, and the play, are lost.
Some plays are so inherently unpleasant to watch that you wonder how a nonprofit can possibly sell them to a subscription audience. The Children of Vonderly is one of those plays.
Wednesday marked an exciting day for theatre lovers in Toronto, when Mirvish in association with The Touring Consortium International amp Marquis Entertainment announced plans to build a new…
In his super-charged two-act drama, Suh eschews stereotypes of the disabled to create real human beings, and he's highly adept at crafting explosive two-person scenes that crackle with tensi…
Who's the real victim here?
Looks like Keira Knightley is getting her jollies in her return to the London stage. The Oscar-nommed actress, who is starring opposite Mad Men's Elisabeth Moss in a revival of The Children'…
Legit Reviews: Sincere as the performances are, they don't generate enough stage heat to forge a sustained connection either with each other or the audience.
Keira Knightley is reportedly in talks to return to the London stage in a new production of Lillian Hellman's classic play The Children's Hour.
In this month's column about current theatre-related books, we launch a recurring feature - a glimpse at what's on the nightstands of your favorite stars. Who's reading what? Check it out.
Two of the world’s most in-demand young screen actresses - Keira Knightley, and Elisabeth Moss from 'Mad Men’ - are appearing together on stage, in the first play Ian Rickson has…
Kelly Younger’s ambitious stage adaptation of Peter Quinn’s sprawling novel about New York City’s Draft Riots during the Civil War misses the mark.
A LION'S SHARE: Tony Award-winner Julie Taymor hasn't forgotten her roots.