Display: By Time | By Show | By People | By CompanyMobile | Classic Site

Wednesday, November 25, 2009 at 7pm (Broadway Time)

Some Good Places to Get Food

by Jaime

In my new flush life as a part-time receptionist, I've been finding myself eating out a bit more. It's fun! And I think I've been very lucky, because although I'm still a little... abstemious about my goings …

Wednesday, November 25, 2009 at midnight (Broadway Time)

Talk Show Watch: Carrie Fisher on "Letterman," Mary Poppins on "Conan"

Hugh Jackman to Star in Real Steel Movie

Chicago A Chrismas Carol Is Canceled

Casting Announced for Soho Rep Premiere of Lear

Liz Callaway to Play NYC's Metropolitan Room on December 31

Adam James Completes the Cast of MCC's Upcoming The Pride, Starring Hugh Dancy

Disney's "Princess and the Frog," with Rose, Goodman and Winfrey, Premieres Nov. 25

Today In Theatre History: NOVEMBER 25

Vogel to Discuss A Civil War Christmas at Huntingon Dec. 6

Lansbury Named Honorary Chairwoman for Non-Profit Career Transition for Dancers

New York Stage and Film to Honor Margulies and Platt at 25th Anniversary Gala

Nilaja Sun To Offer Benefit Performance of No Child... at the La Jolla Playhouse

F. Murray Abraham, Sterling K. Brown, Elizabeth Waterson, et al. Set for Reading of Henrik Ibsen's The Pretenders

Kathleen Chalfant to Read from The Talented Mrs. Highsmith on December 9

Paley Center to Host Mister Magoo's Christmas Carol Screening and Panel Discussion

Christine Ebersole and Billy Stritch to Bring A Town and Country Christmas to Birdland

Reichard's Gettin' on the Good List to Play Midtown

Groovaloo, a Fusion of Dance, Poetry and Theatre, to Begin Dec. 1 Off-Broadway

Playblog: "Glee" Fall Finale Is Dec. 9; Returns April 13

Dillane to Read and Discuss Beckett at 92nd Street Y

Stephen Dillane to Discuss Samuel Beckett at 92nd Street Y

BACKSTAGE: Studio Theatre takes 'Cadillac' for a spin By Jane Horwitz

Celia Cruz show coming to Chicago by Chris Jones

Musical 'Celia' to make Midwest debut

In the Age of "Glee," Goodspeed Will March Out Band Geeks! in 2010

Band Geeks! To Get Staging At Goodspeed Musicals

'Don't Give Up' stuck in the middle BY HEDY WEISS

Needs work. That's the verdict on actor Peter Gallagher's one-man show, "Don't Give Up On Me," which mixes affectionate show biz anecdotes with songs, and is running Sunday and Monday nights at the Drury Lane T…

THEY'RE WRITING SONGS OF.... by ROBERT L. DANIELS

Eight decades later, the music and lyrics of the Brothers Gershwin still define what a Broadway musical is all about.

"Dreamgirls" will make you feel all right By ELISABETH VINCENTELLI

The Parabasis blog has a very interesting discussion about the critical reception of the "Dreamgirls" revival.

Batteries Not Included By Mark Peikert

Sarah Ruhl's new play (the vibrator one) lacks juice

Foote's Orphans; Ruhl's Vibrator Play; Lonergan's Starry Messenger By Michael Feingold

Broderick, Boringly By Jesse Oxfeld

Kenneth Lonergan returns with 'The Starry Messenger' By LINDA WINER

"The Starry Messenger" is a quietly marvelous play - rambling, perhaps, but engrossing, thoughtful and richly believable.

Manson: the musical - Review by OSCAR E. MOORE

It is sometimes very funny with its mocking manner, sometimes uncomfortable and always sexual.

A Story So Complicated It Needs Two Playwrights By CHARLES ISHERWOOD

The Trojan War essentially boils down to a lot of smack talked in a sandbox in "The Age of Iron," a labored epic adapted and directed by Brian Kulick.

Biography - Reviewed by ERIK HAAGENSEN

S.N. Behrman's play was called "adult," "mature," "provocative," "intelligent," and "sinewy" by the New York critics at its premiere, and it's still all of that more than 75 years later.

A Moon to Dance By
Reviewedby:Gwen Orel

Jane Alexander gives a glorious performance as Freida Lawrence in this repetitive biodrama.

A Moon to Dance By
Review By ROBERT L. DANIELS

A trio of finely tuned actors make "A Moon to Dance By" a compelling theatrical experience.

As You Like It
Reviewedby:Michael Toscano

Maria Aitken's innovative if undisciplined version of Shakespeare's classic comedy makes all the world a film set.

As You Like It
Review by Tim Treanor

The problem has been that Bill Shakespeare was never able to find the right composer to set his terrific lyrics to music. But now, four hundred years after the fact, one has shown up: Michael John LaChiusa, who treated us to Giant and See What I Wanna See at Signature last season.

Dancing With the Stars By Dan Kois & Scott Brown

Fela! can get even a Broadway audience shaking its hips. Plus: Kenneth Lonergan's midlife crisis.

A Night at the Shrine of Fela By Jesse Oxfeld

PHOTO CALL: Fela! Opening Night

PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: Fela! - Not Your Most Happy Fela

Jay-Z Becomes A Broadway Producer For 'Fela!' By Steven Roberts

The rapper found the musical about the Nigerian Afrobeat legend 'fascinating.'

Irving Berlin's White Christmas - Reviewed by DAVID SHEWARD

Evergreen Berlin tunes and reliable Randy Skinner choreography are the brightest ornaments, but not everything on this holiday tree is worth celebrating.

Irving Berlin's White Christmas
Reviewedby:David Finkle

The great songs still shine, but this year's Broadway cast fails to sparkle.

Irving Berlin's White Christmas
Review by Matthew Murray

With hardly a change in material or creative team and a complete change in cast, this year's version - like last year's, at the Marquis - is an elegant and quietly moving holiday confection.

Photo Op: Broadway Gets a Holiday Treat: The Return of White Christmas

Photo Op: Stage Stars Shine at Benefit for Rosie's Broadway Kids

PHOTO CALL: 2009 NYMF Awards Gala

PHOTO CALL: Chenoweth Celebrates "Christmas"

Photo Op: Former Governor Mario Cuomo Races to See Mamet's Newest Work

TONY's first look at Mamet's Race by David Cote

Oh, Welles By: Leslie (Hoban) Blake

Christian McKay and Richard Linklater discuss the new film Me and Orson Welles.

Videos: Broadway's Glory Days Lives on With Original Cast Recording

PHOTO CALL: Zero Hour Celebrates Opening Night

Jim Brochu - the stories continue

Jim Brochu who's starring in Zero Hour Off-Broadway, and director Piper Laurie tell stories about Barbra, Lucy, and Carrie, and end with their worst moments on stage. Hilarious podcast by Joel Markowitz

Videos: Oleanna's Bill Pullman Answers Your Questions About Independence Day, The Goat and More

What's Up, Shoshana Bean? The Wicked Diva Salutes Streisand

Quick Q&A: "Love Child"

"Love Child" is a labor of love for writer-performers Daniel Jenkins and Robert Stanton

I Found My Art in San Francisco

Theatrical tremors from the Bay Area of California send shock waves to New York City. What makes the region so special?

The Light in the Piazza and Oliver!
Philadelphia Reviews by Tim Dunleavy

Max Eisen's Broadway Credits

Max Eisen, Longtime Theatrical Press Agent, Dies at 90

Sam Lutfiyya's Broadway Credits

Backstage power player 'irreplaceable' By: Kevin Prokosh

WINNIPEG'S theatre and music communities are reeling from the news that Sam Lutfiyya died yesterday afternoon of rectal cancer.

Donny Osmond and Kym Johnson Win ABC's Dancing With the Stars

Dame Julie Andrews to make UK stage return

Antoinette LaVecchia's How To Be a Good Italian Daughter To Close December 13

Patinkin Is Benedick in CSC Open Rehearsal Series Monday Night Much Ado

Mandy Patinkin Set for Classic Stage Company's Much Ado About Nothing

The Emperor Jones, Starring John Douglas Thompson, To Transfer to Soho Playhouse December 15

Irish Rep's Hit Emperor Jones Gets Commercial Run at Soho Playhouse, Dec. 15-Jan. 31

Finian's Rainbow Will Get a Cast Album; February Release Planned

With Ellen Stewart Ailing, What's La MaMa's Future? By Alexis Soloski

At North Shore, the show may go on By Geoff Edgers

Playhouse appears safe - for now By: FREDA R. SAVANA

Ralph Miller is deep in debt, a victim, he says, of the ravaged economy.

Peter Filichia's Diary: Fela! Warnings

  More…

Recommended | Viewed | Tags

BROADWAY AD NETWORK

BROADWAY AD NETWORK

Sites We Love

New

Tickets / Info

Community

News

Review Aggregators

Reviews

West End

Boston

Chicago

Los Angeles

San Francisco

Columns

Education

Festivals

NYC Nonprofits

Podcast

Regional

Road Houses

Special

Unions/Trade

Music

Radio

TV

Awards

Database

Kewl