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Wednesday, June 25, 2008 at midnight (Broadway Time)
A new version of "For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow Is Enuf" is coming to Circle in the Square Theater.
Company to provide content for network
Foundation hires Josef Wienberger to license
Rondi Reed, who won the Tony Award for best featured actress for her Broadway work in Steppenwolf's "August: Osage County," returns to the Oriental Theatre in time for Friday night's performance.
The Color Purple at the Academy of Music and Q: The Songs of Martin and Biello at the Gay and Lesbian Theatre Festival.
Our columnists take a look at the current productions of Hamlet, Jollyship the Whiz-Bang, and Arias with a Twist.
At times the highly expressive Annie Lanzilotto's performance piece can seem like a series of digressions with no discernible center, but by the end you realize that there may be no better way to evoke the city…
Helmer Paul Mazursky displays a keen understanding of the producer vs. writer dynamic, solidly underscoring Goldfarb's distillation of the Jewish experience in America through the mano a mano confrontations bet…
Those familiar with Manhattan gay culture may not find a lot of new ground in "Bash'd!" But such an audience should be impressed by the passion of the show's convictions.
At Imagination Stage, a New, Puppet-Centered Adaptation of Michael Ende's Novel Favors the Fantastical Over the Familiar
The flag-waving, name-calling season is reaching a crescendo, and the release of "Trumbo" couldn't come at a better time to man the mind-clearing battlefronts.
Matthew Broderick, Brittany Snow, David Strathairn, and Josh Lucas hit the big screen this week.
Anna D. Shapiro made theatre history on June 15 by becoming only the fifth woman to win a Tony Award for Directing, for her work on Tracy Letts' August: Osage County.
O'Hara has said previously that she wants to be a mother. But the buzz is that producers are competing to put together a full-fledged production of My Fair Lady centered around her recreating yet another iconic role: Eliza Doolittle.
Producers eye Marquis for seasonal production
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