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Tuesday, November 17, 2009 at 5pm (Broadway Time)
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Tuesday, November 17, 2009 at 7am (Broadway Time)
Keith Arrowsmith talks to Tim Sutton about his beautiful new musical version of the classic story The Secret Garden, whilst Nick chats to writer Eleanor Ajius and director Albin Balint about their musical versi…
Tuesday, November 17, 2009 at midnight (Broadway Time)
Mr. Woodward was a British actor with a long résumé in television and theater who was best known in the United States as the star of "The Equalizer."
Marc Kudisch, Emily Skinner, Daniel Reichard, Terri White, et al. Set for Broadway Unplugged Concert
Mary Poppins wafted into the Ahmanson Theatre on her magic umbrella Sunday evening, and even those who think they've outgrown her carpetbag of enchantment will have to admit that her timing is, to use one of he…
Well, even though my theater-geek side felt a tad undernourished, it must be admitted that, like the protagonist, "In Who-ville they say / That the Grinch's small heart / Grew three sizes that day!"
Stefan Karl is a Grinch for the ages at the Pantages.
The definitive Pizzicato 5 musical remains to be written, but "Talk Like Singing" (at NYU's Skirball Center until Sunday) gives us a rough idea of what it could be like.
This new production of the classic fairy tale is a brave experiment that only partially succeeds.
For those willing to enter this strange and singular world, "Wolves at the Window" provides an invaluable introduction to an author who should be far better known on these shores.
Despite courageous intentions, ponderousness and gravitas keep this production from reaching tragic dimensions.
The acting from the four-person ensemble in "Wolves at the Window (and Other Tales of Immorality)," Toby Davies' adaptation of 10 short stories by the famous British writer Saki, is so sharp, with such plummy a…
For the sheer number of belly laughs and for simply having a helluva good time, you can't beat the jovial and rambunctious carrying on by the three sailors on a 24-hour shore leave
The Paper Mill Playhouse presents a joyous staging of the classic 1944 musical.
To say that this company got it right is an understatement. This "Ragtime" is one for the ages.
This thoroughly compelling deeply felt revival of the 1998 musical fully deserves its place on Broadway.
Three quick-moving dressers help two actors in 'Irma Vep' make lightning-fast costume changes
Custom-made arrangements key to success
London's old-fashioned venues are cramped and uncomfortable, but for a dying breed of a hardy theatregoer, that's all part of the fun
"UGLY Betty" star Becki Newton wasn't thrown off her game the other night at the opening of the Gap's new concept store in SoHo, where a paparazzo repeatedly referred to her as Kelly Ripa.
The Ugly Betty star makes her musical debut in the City Center Encores! production of Girl Crazy.
Veteran composer returns for Soderbergh film
Liv Ullmann and Cate Blanchett reinvent Blanche Dubois.
His characters in "The Lesser Seductions of History" are asking questions he asks himself.
Jon Michael Hill is acting to great acclaim in the Broadway play "Superior Donuts."
"Glee," Fox's hourlong musical comedy series, has become a cult favorite among the theater community in New York.
Making a musical of 'The Addams Family' took more than a snap of the fingers for its creators
'God of Carnage' cast exits to stellar sales
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