Actress Kathleen Chalfant, 68, didn't meet Lynn Redgrave, actress, playwright and original performer of the autobiographical work "Shakespeare for my Father," until they were both adults. Re…
Acclaimed Broadway actress Kathleen Chalfant will perform a staged reading of Lynn Redgrave’s Shakespeare for My Father Tuesday, November 12 at 7:30 pm at Georgetown University. Th…
A Staged Reading with Acclaimed Actress Kathleen Chalfant Performance of Lynn Redgrave's Shakespeare for my Father Tony Award® nominee Kathleen Chalfant (Angels in America, Wit) will p…
Here is a new article from Peter Filichia’s column on Kritzerland called ‘Filichia on Friday.’ It’s an honor to bring Peter’s column every week to our reader…
Yes, the third Sunday of every June has been reserved for Father's Day since 1910. But for me this year, the third Saturday in October was truly Father's Day. For on Oct. 19, I saw not on…
Bobby Steggert plays a young man whose feet are firmly on the ground while his father spins tales far larger than life.
The New York Times writes that Ralph Cook, founder of Theater Genesis and one of the pioneers of the off-off Broadway movement, died on September 23, 2013 of Alzheimer's disease. He was 85.
Casting has been announced for the National Yiddish Theatre - Folksbiene's American premiere of Lies My Father Told Me, a new musical based on the 1975 Academy Award-nominated film that …
Aldersgate Community Church Theater presents Life With Father, the longest-running play in the history of Broadway. The stage play was inspired by a collection of stories that Clarence Day w…
Peter J. Fogel plays the role of Steve in Steve Solomon's solo, "My Mother's Italian, My Father's Hewish, & I'm in Therapy," now in Thousand Oaks.
Today is the birthday of Fred Russell (Thomas Fredick Parnell, 1862-1957) often known as the Father of modern ventriloquism (he is often said to have been the first to use a dummy on the kne…
Author Jonathan Croall talks to Nick Smurthwaite about his new biography, the story of his father, unassuming silent film and stage heart-throb John Stuart
Lorenzo Pisoni's "Humor Abuse" at the Taper is a better solo take on sons and fathers than Luis Alfaro's or Trieu Tran's solos at the Douglas. Plus the latest Shakespeares in Pasadena.
Jack Klugman, three-time Emmy winner and stage star, who appeared on television in The Odd Couple and Quincy M.E., as well as has been left out of the individual tributes set for tomorrow ni…
Jason Byrne has a very endearing quality about him, which is just as well, as his new sitcom Father Figure has precious little else going for it. Byrne plays a house husband attending to the…
The father of Sophia Grace Brownlee, the young actress initially announced to portray Little Red Riding Hood in the film adaptation of "Into the Woods," has commented on his daught…
Today is the birthday of Charles Joseph “Buddy” Bolden (1877-1931). This seminal New Orleans cornet player is credited by many with being the Father of Jazz, although when he was…
Joe Orrach boxes, dances, talks about his Boriqua upbringing in New York and his troubled relationship with his father. Add a jazz trio, and you get "In My Corner" at the Odyssey.
About the author: It's always an event to see Tony-nominated actress Hallie Foote in a play written by her father, the late Horton Foote. Hallie's dry delivery is a perfect match fo…
(3/5 Stars) Kettling, forward intelligence teams and giant woollen onesies, just some of the amusing and distressing topics in Hannah Nicklin's new one woman show, A Conversation With My Fat…
Though Lance Bass refused to confirm whether the beloved boy band would get back together at the MTV Video Music Awards Sunday night, another former *NSYNC-er's father spilled the beans on t…
Split This Rock - "Father" by Malachi Byrd The Millennium Stage is a FREE performance series and part of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. It features a broad sp…
The passionate playgoer can never see too many productions of "King Lear." Here are two, by Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival and Oregon Shakespeare Festival, that couldn't be less similar.
The unconventional life and music of Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach comes to life, with a little help from his kin.