A major retrospective of plays by Harold Pinter highlights the three-week Lincoln Center Festival 2001. The Pinter fest comes five years after Lincoln Center's retrospective of plays by Samuel…
Warm weather and an additional two shows brought a boost to Broadway in Week 42 (March 12-18), raising the week's total net to $12,531,860, an increase of 13.5%. Attendance was 234,082, a rise of 14%.
The Shubert Theater in New Haven, Conn., a legendary place for pre-Broadway tryouts, has become the centerpiece of a public flap over financing.
Betting that "Mandy" and "Even Now" can pack the same kind of B.O. punch as anything by Leiber and Stoller, Barry Manilow and his business and creative team are planning a new theatrical revue based…
In the disarming little nugget of philosophical standup that begins the new Theatre de Complicite show "Mnemonic," the troupe's leader and the show's director, Simon McBurney, gives the audience a…
Road Grosses
Alyson Croft's new play, "Fifth and Spring," purports to provide a slice-of-life view of downtown L.A.'s rave scene, where luckless young people rock on through abysmal lives, the python grip of…
Snow may be falling in Manhattan but that didn't stop Broadway from staging its annual spring comeback. With shows on the boards growing to 31, total box office shot up $1,264,450 -- or 10% -- from…
The satirical musical revue, which has been on theater's endangered species list for some time, gets a new injection of life with "Newyorkers," a surefire crowd-pleaser that may soon become the…
Well into the third act of the disconcerting non-event that is "Semi-Monde," the 1926 Noel Coward play only now receiving its London premiere, an aspish senior novelist named Jerome Kennedy (John…
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