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Thursday, December 17, 2009 at 10pm (Broadway Time)
December 16 Tea of the year. I can taste my favorite tea right now. What's yours? My favorite tea is coffee. My favorite tea is chai. My favorite tea is white green tea. My favorite tea is when I have the ti…
Thursday, December 17, 2009 at 4pm (Broadway Time)
Trojan Barbie was performed at ART (recently I think) and is published in the current issue of TheatreForum, the sub-title or description is: "A car-crash encounter with Euripedes' Trojan Women."The characters…
Thursday, December 17, 2009 at 9am (Broadway Time)
Not to post the same thing here and on twitter and on tumblr, but this is a special occasion.would it kill you to rotate, little .gif?Lea Salonga.Singing "Poker Face."Really, really well.Mind = blown. Heart = …
Thursday, December 17, 2009 at midnight (Broadway Time)
As directed by Trevor Nunn we immediately begin to wonder if this somber, slow moving, snooze inducing with some sex and schnapps thrown in and about as subtle as a sledgehammer concept is going to work.
Angela Lansbury's performance as Madame Armfeldt is a triumphant answer to that lady's "Where's the art, where's craft?"
There's something deeply admirable about "Icarus" even if the show comes off more numbing than bracing.
The Flea Theater commissioned six promising off-Broadway playwrights to write about the most pressing issue of our times.
Roger Guenveur Smith believes in the interconnectedness of history: that our lives, big and small, are enmeshed in the great tangle of events, big and small.
Though Ricardo Pérez Gonzalez has certainly done his historical homework, the story and characters he has come up with to dramatize the WW I Christmas truce of 1914 between German and British soldiers ar…
Where most attempts at capturing the life of an artist fall flat, John Logan's play about Mark Rothko comes vividly to life.
Few plays put the actual artistic process at center stage with as much energy and command as John Logan's "Red."
Tony Bennett, Goldie Hawn, Madonna, Tobey Maguire, the Olsen twins, and Naomi Watts join Daniel Day-Lewis, Penelope Cruz, Kate Hudson, and Nicole Kidman for the premiere of the movie musical NINE.
"A Christmas Story," the film favorite about a boy, his parents and his wish for a B.B. gun, is now a hit seasonal title in regional theatres around the country.
The American Theatre Wing, known as the founder of the Tony Awards and an integral part of the theatrical community for nearly seven decades, has recently launched "In the Wings," a video podcast as well as a w…
An exclusive photo gallery, plus the stars' thoughts on their play, New Year's Eve and being very hairy.
Kristin Chenoweth discusses her career and her tour with Il Divo
Why Jim Brochu brought Zero Mostel's life to the stage
Marina Draghici, the set and costume designer for "Fela!," the Broadway hit, uses prints and color (judiciously) to recreate an African nightclub on Broadway.
The women of the Broadway musical "Fela!" see their characters as integral parts of the complex and contradictory tale of the man who inspired the musical.
Be it Rolf Harris, Ken Dodd or a rollicking production of Brief Encounter - theatre bloggers reveal what gets their creative juices flowing
Audio describer to give a mind's-eye view of the ballet.
Nothing surprised one critic more than her appearance as Morgan le Fey in Camelot (Drury Lane, 1964).
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Bus Stop
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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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Once
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