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Friday, October 16, 2009 at 6am (Broadway Time)
RECORDED LIVE at the Cochrane Theatre, London. Tim introduces a thrilling event packed with new musical theatre songwriting, with prizes presented by Maria Friedman and Frank Lazarus, and featuring Nichola McAu…
Friday, October 16, 2009 at midnight (Broadway Time)
It's not classic Ayckbourn, but there's certainly life in the old dog yet.
Ayckbourn himself directs with intense precision.
James Thiérrée's Raoul at the Barbican Theatre is based on a dreamy, threadbare scenario.
James Thiérrée blends clowning, acrobatics and dance to tell fluid stories that are disorientating and delightful
Escalating tension between truth and illusion -- and fear made painful by hope -- governs the surprising plotting of "Life Is a Dream" thanks to the vise-like grip of Jonathan Munby's production for the Donmar …
Dominic West impresses throughout in this unusual and hugely appealing display of classical acting with a twinkle in its eye
West mesmerises in a tale of betrayal, vengeance and murder, writes Michael Billington
Dominic West captures Segismundo's baffled confusion and pain in Pedro Calderon de la Barca's Life Is A Dream at the Donmar Warehouse.
Just two weeks ago, the mother of The Wire star Dominic West died after a battle against leukaemia.
Mr Rylance delivers a performance of characteristic commitment - mercurial and full of distinctive tics. But otherwise this show is a dog of tedious self-pretension.
Beckettian world edging into darkness, marred by self-indulgence, writes Michael Billington
Apocalypse wow! Rylance triumphs again
Selective listings from theater critics of The New York Times.
New cast of God of Carnage- Lahti, Potts, Smits, Stott - to take over November 17.
Sophie Tucker's recordings from 1910-22, just reissued on CD, show why she was the original Red Hot Mama.
The couple's very fine new cabaret show at the Cafe Carlyle once again demonstrates their great chemistry and superb musicianship.
Ms. Rivera is the pied piper of razzle-dazzle challenging you to shake off your workaday blues, join the carnival parade and rejoice in life.
This diverting showpiece has more on its mind than nostalgia for yesteryear.
Even in the saddest moments of "The Traveling Players Present the Women of Troy" a tiny glimmer of hope endures.
J.M. Synge's comic, lyrical 1907 masterpiece about a man who enchants a village by claiming to have murdered his father shines in a solid production by the Pearl Theatre.
Hanne Tierney's evocative puppet play is at once death-obsessed and jaunty, abstract and full of geometric precision.
The ponderous tone that permeates this revival robs the play of much of its sparkle and wit.
The musical has returned, this time to the Ordway, with tightened tales of sisterhood, romance and fire.
Though the topline stars are the same, the version of 'Little House on the Prairie: The Musical' now playing at the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts is significantly different from the production that open…
In eerie 'Sleep No More,' the audience wanders through the Bard's bloody business
Though the show is thin and cliched, "A Long and Winding Road" has surprising potency as a chronicle of Maureen McGovern's up-and-down showbiz career.
The musical version of '101 Dalmatians' does some good tricks, but true theatricality is never unleashed.
The new musical based on the book snaps to life whenever Cruella shows up onstage.
Annie Baker talks about what inspired her to write the play "Circle Mirror Transformation."
Annie Baker's new play is absorbing, unblinking and sharply funny.
From the first downbeat of "Plagued: A Love Story," Casey L. Filiaci and Zak Sandler's orchestrations ring with enchantment, ushering in the aura of a land far, far away. The show, however, gets bogged down in …
Despite excessive length, this intricate and beautiful musical movingly tells the story of a craftsman in a doomed town and a modern woman searching for herself.
Seminal moments since SC's founding in 1959
Sampling of comedy enterprise's next talent class
Laff institute uses comedy to coach clients
Signature sketch show has launched many careers
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Bus Stop
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Captors
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End of the Rainbow
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It Shoulda Been You
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Newsies
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Nice Work If You Can Get It
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On the Twentieth Century
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