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Wednesday, February 28, 2007 at midnight (Broadway Time)
LaToya London and Michelle Williams to Star in Color Purple Tour; Full Cast, Creative Team Announced
Season to be alive with the sound of musicals
At last, pursuing that passion for a professional performing career
Lypsinka's Co-Star Finds That His Role in 'Passion' Calls for More Than Mere Lip Service
The theater company 13P (for 13 Playwrights, Inc.) launched in 2003 with a slogan that was designed to grab attention. "We don't develop plays. We do them" was a dig at the way big theaters tend to approach new…
It's been 17 years since Todd Haimes surprised all by being named the artistic director of The Roundabout Theatre Company.
Stoppard's Utopia trilogy is complete. But is there one evening of drama in it?
If "BFF" has been satisfied to simply move us rather than wallow in its trickery, it might have proved something more than a stylistic exercise.
Three comedies in London reflect the continuing challenges of their genre: George Etherege's "The Man of Mode," Thomas Otway's "The Soldiers' Fortune" and "Boeing-Boeing" by Marc Camoletti.
Veteran actors JENNY AGUTTER and RICHARD GRIFFITHS had to leap out of a window in a desperate attempt to get away from crowds of fans after HARRY POTTER star DANIEL RADCLIFFE.
Daniel Radcliffe smokes, gets naked and delivers a 'heartbreakingly vulnerable' performance in Equus
Radcliffe won praise for his performance but critics argued that Peter Shaffer's play, first performed in 1973, had not stood the test of time.
The flow of audiences and artists between Chicago's established theaters and the up-and-comers has been instrumental in maintaining its stature as the country's most vibrant dramatic capital after New York.
This cancellation means the entire subscription season has been scrubbed, a situation mirroring that at Washington's Warner Theatre, where the same company, under the name Baci Management, had booked a series.
Sealed for Freshness is a rather disingenuous title for a play whose premise, dialogue, direction and performances run the gamut from dusty to rotten.
Director Josh Hecht stages the play on the world's busiest set, which crowds together a tree, xeroxed windows, clapboard siding and - wait for it - a dolphin.
Dramatist is the not the hippest job around, but Ensemble Studio Theatre's group Youngblood makes you forget that.
Contrary to received opinion, Journey's End is not an antiwar play, but a gritty tribute to fighting men and fraternal bonds of honor.
The Reporter is a very British play in many ways. It will appeal to lovers of the worlds of Graham Greene and John le Carre. It shrewdly depicts the refined cruelties of social class and the expertly nuanced hy…
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