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Tuesday, November 3, 2009 at noon (Broadway Time)
Nick and Chris discuss musicals at the Disney world resort, focusing on Finding Nemo musical at Disney's Animal Kingdom. Lisa chats to Gareth Peter about his new musical Blue Bird, and Nick and Andrew Keating …
Tuesday, November 3, 2009 at midnight (Broadway Time)
Finian's Rainbow, now in gorgeous revival on Broadway, possesses all the old-fashioned charm that can make musical theater such a pleasure
"Daryl Glenn and Jo Lynn Burks Play and Sing Robert Altman's 'Nashville'" is a popular little show that has been playing at the Metropolitan Room on the first Sunday each month.
There aren't many singers around who can handle Bob Dylan and Cole Porter with equal authority -- which makes Paula West's annual fall sojourn at the Oak Room a must-see.
This mega-meta-mashup of styles capably pits progressive flowers against the nostalgic status quo.
Enda Walsh's new play arrives on these shores riding a wave of critical notices that suggests he is the second coming of Samuel Beckett. I feel obliged to point out, though, that the emperor has no clothes-or a…
In 'New Electric Ballroom,' Irish sisters on a jilt trip, plus more theater reviews
Here's the bottom line: Cate Blanchett as Blanche DuBois - magnificent. Superb. Spot-on.
Joel Edgerton as Stanley Kowalski - wonderful. Excellent. Dynamic.
The rest of the production - eh.
Heidi Schreck's play about a 15th-century woman desperately seeking sainthood is intellectually intriguing but emotionally uninvolving.
Director Leigh Silverman isn't able to make it all coherent, but "Creature" certainly indicates that this talented actress is also a playwright to watch.
This menage a quatre is little more than amusing erectile dysfunctional theater.
The attention-grabbing premise promises more than the show can deliver, despite the cast's commitment and one actor's magnificent physique.
This new comedy about a pair of conjoined twins is genuinely funny and consistently inventive.
Trash theatre doesn't get much trashier than Made in Heaven. But it doesn't get much funnier, either.
Even Alfred Kinsey might have been shocked by "Made in Heaven." This new comedy about conjoined twins linked by a part of the male anatomy adds a whole new meaning to the phrase "brotherly love."
In this tedious new collection of Thornton Wilder one-acts, the straight-faced seriousness of it all makes you dream for a surprise appearance by Borat in a yellow thong.
Subjugation and corruption are the grim options available to the women of "Eclipsed," a new play by Danai Gurira at the Yale Repertory Theater.
The former Spring Awakening star talks about playing Tina on the hit FOX-TV series, working on Broadway, and her dream film role!
'Finian's Rainbow' opens on Broadway
"Angels in America": This is the first time a Philadelphia company has produced both parts, "Millennium Approaches" and "Perestroika," in repertory as the playwright intended.
Joel Markowitz talks with Ragtime stars Christiane Noll and Robert Petkoff
After seven years, the actor returns to New York theatre with "The Understudy"
Mark-Paul Gosselaar is a self-professed theater novice and not afraid to admit it.
In the annual BC/EFA fundraiser, theatregoers' change can add up to big change this holiday season.
Lansbury's admission that she won a Tony while struggling with her lines isn't a cop-out. It's harder than you think
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