After two false starts, the Westport Country Playhouse has pulled itself together with its third offering of its five-show 2001 season, Richard Greenberg's "Three Days of Rain," a play first seen at…
Move over, Max Bialystock. You've got some competition as the hottest theater ticket in town. The Public Theater's eagerly awaited production of Chekhov's "The Seagull" at the Delacorte in Central…
Even sliced, diced and tricked up in contemporary horsefeathers, the 1879 Gilbert & Sullivan operetta still charms the pants off an audience -- especially when that audience has to crawl around on…
Intimations of Arthur Miller's far more sophisticated later plays are abundant in "The Man Who Had All the Luck," an early drama that flopped on Broadway after four perfs in 1944. In a singularly…
Michele Lowe's "The Smell of the Kill" opens Aug. 1 at the Berkshire Theater Festival, with producers Elizabeth McCann and Nelle Nugent eyeing an Off Broadway transfer soon thereafter.
Adam Cooper, the British dancer and former Royal Ballet principal who leapt to fame in the U.S. as the Tony-nommed star of Broadway's "Swan Lake" in 1999, will star in and choreograph from scratch a…
The upcoming season in D.C. is shaping up as a real tragedy -- a Greek tragedy. Three prominent Washington theaters are planning energetic new adaptations of Greek classics as part of a season…
Edgar Dobie succeeds William P. Wingate as managing director of Trinity Rep in Providence, R.I. Wingate leaves the not-for-profit theater company after three seasons. Dobie takes over his new post in…
Playwrights Horizons' 2001-2002 season will feature the premieres of plays by Richard Nelson, Evan Smith and Tom Donaghy, as well as a new musical based on the movie "The Spitfire Grill."
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