Veteran stage actor Jefferson Mays is getting rave reviews on Broadway, for his turn as eight different characters —male and female, alike— in the musical comedy “A Gentleman’s Guide to...
LOS ANGELES – Since leaving the hit sitcom “The Office,” Jenna Fischer has only worked with one writer: Neil LaBute. In addition to collaborating on a short film, she performed the role of...
When “A Christmas Story, the Musical,” opened on Broadway last year, it heralded not only a new and rather unusual addition to holiday fare but also the arrival an acclaimed young...
“I like neurotic people. I’m neurotic myself,” says Stephen Sondheim at the beginning of “Six by Sondheim,” the new documentary that premieres on HBO on December 9. Neurotic, yes, and...
A half century ago, the British osteopath Stephen Ward committed suicide. He did so just as he was found guilty in a sensational criminal trial in London, in effect for being...
A traumatizing chapter in the storied history of Russia’s Bolshoi Ballet came to a close today. According to the New York Times, Pavel V. Dmitrichenko, the former dancer who orchestrated an...
In John Pollono’s “Small Engine Repair,” the air in Frank Romanowski’s garage is as blue as the expensive Johnnie Walker Blue scotch the mechanic has pulled out to mark a reunion with two...
After touring prisons, rehab centers, and other non-traditional spaces where people don’t usually get to see Shakespeare, the Public Theater’s Mobile Unit returns to the stage with a...
In the immediate aftermath of the shocking assassination of John F. Kennedy, his widow, Jackie, summoned historian Theodore White to the Kennedy compound at ...
LOS ANGELES — When Brooklyn-based playwright Young Jean Lee first performed her one-woman show, “We’re Gonna Die,” at Joe’s Pub in New York in 2011, she was so scared she nearly got sick. “...
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