Public Theater impresario George C. Wolfe has not always been lucky in his sorties uptown. Now Wolfe is venturing even further uptown for "Harlem Song," a musical revue that celebrates the cultural…
The Brooklyn Academy of Music has announced the dates for the Sam Mendes-helmed productions of "Twelfth Night" and "Uncle Vanya" it is presenting this winter.
The Intiman Theater's world premiere production of "Nickel and Dimed" by Joan Holden will replace Tony Kushner's "Homebody/Kabul" as the opener of the Mark Taper Forum's 36th season Sept. 19.
Not everyone in Gotham is ready for some football. The NFL kickoff bash scheduled for Sept. 5 in Times Square could tackle Broadway theaters, some legit producers say.
In 2002, the centennial of Meredith Willson's birth, "The Music Man" still has the ability to touch and amuse us -- a sign of greatness. At the Hollywood Bowl Sunday night, they just let "The Music…
While Broadway braces for the cruel month of September, box office last week outpaced the heady days of early August 2000.
Alan Ayckbourn's wit and playful imagination enliven "Communicating Doors," a madcap jigsaw puzzle that blends sex, time travel, mystery and murder. The plot twists are intermittently entertaining…
White Barn Theater producer Vincent Curcio has redeemed himself with Arlette Ricci's "The Astronaut," a first play of more than passing promise. Ricci's play is well within the realm of French…
Donald Margulies' questionable adaptation of Sholom Asch's 1906 Yiddish melodrama "God of Vengeance" is one of the toughest nuts the Williamstown Theater Festival has ever tried to crack. It came to…
The Berkshire Opera Co. purchased the first home of its own two years ago, the 1905 vaudeville (then movie) house known as the Mahaiwe Theater in Great Barrington, Mass. Its first full production in…
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