Martin Sheen, who played the son in the 1964 production of "The Subject Was Roses," is now playing the father in a revival in Los Angeles.
For his return to Broadway, John Lithgow embraces the challenge of playing the morally bankrupt patriarch in All My Sons.
Byron Yee's tale of his immigrant dad began with a botched Chinese accent.
Stephen Schwartz and son Scott are a hit on Broadway — on their own and as a team.
We don't know whom to believe in "Doubt," the important and engrossing John Patrick Shanley drama that the Manhattan Theatre Club opened last night in its Off-Broadway playhouse. How splendi…
Actor W. Allen Taylor has turned his youthful quest to discover first his father's identity and then what sort of man he was into a compelling and suspenseful one-man vehicle.
Of course everybody's very excited about the success of the Nets and the Devils, but can we make some time to pay attention to the football club from Clare?
Proskys Reunite on Stage
The cause was colon cancer, said his son, playwright David Henry Hwang.
Dan Lauria manages to inject real, if sporadic, emotion into the somewhat predictable tale of a homeowner who barricades himself inside his house so it won't be bulldozed for a highway exit.
The unhurried pace and meandering dialogue of Nilo Cruz's play allow his fuses to burn a little too long, resulting in more fizzle than flash.