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Wednesday, November 4, 2009 at 7am (Broadway Time)
In case you hadn’t seen the full text – Rocco Landesman’s speech to Grantmakers in the Arts – WE KNOW ARTS WORK
by JodiscRocco’s address last month at the Grantmakers in the Arts conference got a lot of attention. Here is the entire text. Good read. Thanks for reading! Jodi Post from: off-stage rightIn case y…
Wednesday, November 4, 2009 at midnight (Broadway Time)
Daryl Glenn & Jo Lynn Burks - Great singing and a real down home, Grand Ole Opry, country party atmosphere.
Helmer Andrew Shaifer wrings a lot of laughs from the play's reheated "Will and Grace"-style gags, but ultimately, Bernzweig's biggest innovation is his surprisingly bleak denouement, which totally annuls the r…
It's quite spooky and a little ooky, but "Creature" is no ordinary fright fest.
This earnest production of an interesting early work by Albert Camus is more debate than drama, with complex intellectual arguments triumphing over emotional involvement.
Sometimes it's better to let sleeping flops lie.
By the time this beguiling one-woman show about battling cancer is over, you feel as if writer-performer Jenny Allen is one of your best friends, and you want to call her up and make plans for Sunday brunch.
"Love, Linda" is billed as a one-woman play. Really, though, it's cabaret.
It's hard to imagine that Daniel Jenkins and Robert Stanton have ever had more fun than they're having in this delicious romp.
What begins as an entertaining and insightful look into the inner workings of the U.K.'s political establishment and its ethnic communities gets bogged down in overplotting and preachiness.
Alan Ayckbourn's "Bedroom Farce" takes viewers on a delicious tour of upheaval; in "Prick Up Your Ears," drama strangely mirrors real-life tragedy.
On the whole, "Nightingale" is a fascinating and touching project that is driven by a sincere love for forgotten family.
Lynn Redgrave's engaging and poignant solo piece looks at the life of her maternal grandmother.
Lynn Redgrave, who wrote and performs the solo piece, gives an old-fashioned bravura performance.
Redgrave gives us more than mere confessional. She insists on making art.
Thanks to the tremendous specificity and detail of Lynn Redgrave's writing and acting, "Nightingale" is a haunting elegy and a moving act of love.
Considering the notebook placed on the desk that Redgrave constantly refers to, it's not even clear the evening is wholly memorized. But it's transfixing and transporting just the same.
"Nightingale" is an imaginative, compelling, cannily constructed 85 minutes about far more than we think we already know about Lynn Redgrave's losses.
Lynn Redgrave holds us in the palm of her hand in this one-woman play about her family.
Lynn Redgrave explores the life of her maternal grandmother through the prism of her own in her reflective new solo show.
Alec Baldwin, Marcia Gay Harden, Ron Howard, Samuel L. Jackson, Kevin Kline, Jude Law, Christopher Meloni, Bette Midler, Jonny Lee Miller, and Meryl Streep are among the stars out on the town.
David Benoit currently resides in character-actor heaven. Which is located, if you're wondering, at 14th and P streets NW -- on the fourth floor.
The Broadway revival of Ragtime aims to give a modern twist to the turn of the 20th century-as Joan Marcus's exclusive cast portraits suggest.
Bubbly singer-actress opening Holt's holiday windows with some early seasonal tunes
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