James McBride of the Carlyle Hotel has continued his recent policy of bringing nontraditional nitery acts into his elegant little cafe on Madison Avenue.
Two new plays from London will be making their American preems in New Haven in the next season.
The Huntington Theater Company and American Repertory Theater went home with four prizes each Monday night at the 26th annual Elliot Norton Awards, honoring the best of Boston-area legit.
Chicago legit is hot in Gotham these days, and the regional Tony given to Chicago Shakespeare Theater is just more proof of it.
With "South Pacific" clocking the season's second-highest number of nominations, it's fitting that the late orchestrator Robert Russell Bennett will be honored with a special Tony Award for his…
The Garden State preem of Carter W. Lewis' offbeat comedy "Women Who Steal" finds a pair of restless middle-aged women on a tipsy car journey as they face questions of love, life and the perils of…
Thomas Gibbons' plays push hot buttons. Jumping off from actual events, they tackle issues rarely brought up in private discourse, let alone onstage.
New International Encounter's "Past Half Remembered" has a lot going for it from the start: actors playing kid-friendly instruments like the accordion, plenty of slapstick, and some nice…
Lee Blessing's 1988 "Two Rooms" is that rare political play that survives beyond its period not merely because it remains timely, but because its characters and conflict cut close to the bone.
Latino tuner "In the Heights" and Rodgers & Hammerstein revival "South Pacific" led the nominations for the 62nd Tony Awards, bagging 13 and 11 mentions, respectively, while the seven noms garnered…
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