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Thursday, August 28, 2008 at 11pm (Broadway Time)
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Thursday, August 28, 2008 at midnight (Broadway Time)
Hollywood Media toppers Mitchell Rubenstein and Laurie Silvers have spun Hollywood.com into a private company as the showbiz site prepares for a relaunch.
Shakespeare company says shows will go on
Deftly layering melodrama over a headier look at the invention of identity, Noon Day Sun shines brightly
Concealed under its soapy surface, Breeze roils with both hypocrisy and the costs of human sexuality. After another few weeks on the stove, the company may yet bring that to a boil.
One-man biography of Beethoven is thin on details, uneven in narrative and at times unintentionally funny.
"The New Electric Ballroom" affirms Enda Walsh's growing reputation as a contender to take his place in the long, distinguished line of great Irish playwrights.
A self-confessed perfectionist, Sebastienne Mundheim built the dome for Sea of Birds three times.
As part of the Fringe Festival NYC this leave-all-logic-behind comedy starring Marc Geller and Bill Roulet returns to the Barrow Street Theatre. Lana Kane shares some intimate thoughts.
Four actresses - Tony Award winners Frances Sternhagen and Elizabeth Franz, and Ylfa Edelstein and Andrea Cirie - sat around the large table listening to their director, Joe Cacaci, go over a few notes before r…
Bill T. Jones takes on the life and music of an Afrobeat giant.
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