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Carole King Comes to Broadway
The Month of Theatrical Experimentation
Art Imitates Scandal in <em>The Commons of Pensacola</em>
Curtain Up on Broadway 2014
The Life and Death of Marina Abramović
A Distinctive Pop Voice, Refreshed Off-Broadway
Two Knights on Broadway
Eight Roles is Enough for Jefferson Mays
The Jazz Age is Revived in <em>After Midnight</em>
John Grisham Novel Comes to Broadway for the First Time
Rattigan Revived: <em>The Winslow Boy</em> Back on Broadway
Spending a Night with Janis Joplin
Billie Holiday's Story and Music Hits Broadway in <em>Lady Day</em>
Bryan Cranston in 'All the Way'
Small Town Plays Featured in NYC's West Village
Adulterers Flirting with the World Beyond
Fall Preview: An Eclectic NY Theater Season
Opposites Attract in New Broadway Musical 'First Date'
Less Shakespeare and More Musical in the Park
'The Jungle Book' Comes to the Stage
A Two-Man Whodunit Heads Uptown
Reality TV: The Musical
In the Basement with Babs
Lincoln Center Festival Journeys to the West
London Calling
Private School Lessons Offered in <em>A Kid Like Jake</em>
Shakespeare in the Park Kicks Off with Kid-Friendly <em>Comedy</em>
A Broadway Story: Tony Loves <em>Kinky</em>
'War and Peace' – with Music and Tableside Service, Too
Bette Midler Returns to Broadway as Legendary '70s Talent Agent
Tony Awards Forecast: Kinky and Matty (and Masha and Spike)
Telekinetic <em>Matilda</em> Moves Broadway
The Sounds of the Motor City Roll onto Broadway
Tom Hanks is Broadway’s <em>Lucky Guy</em>
Singing and Dancing on Broadway (But Don’t Let Go of the Truck)
From the Political Stage to the Broadway Stage: Ann Richards is Resurrected in 'Ann'
Familiar Territory for Two Observers of the Disaffected
Beautiful on the Surface, Darkness Just Beneath
Does 'Moose Murders' Still Hold Up (as One of the Worst Plays Ever)?
Verdi in Vegas Brings a Touch of Broadway to the Metropolitan Opera
Conversation Becomes Theater in 'Life and Times'
Scarlett Johansson Headlines a New Broadway 'Cat'
Laurie Metcalf Keeps Her Character in 'Place'
A Pulitzer Prize-Winner Probes Connections and Re-Connections
New Shows in New Haven
A Civil War Christmas Story
Broadway’s Diamond Anniversary for <em>Golden Boy</em>
A New York Scandal Goes Home to the Heartland in <em>Dead Accounts</em>
What’s in a Name? Chekhov, Obviously
<em>The Piano Lesson</em> Plays Again on New York Stage
Serious Stage Turn for 'Daily Show's' Aasif Mandvi in <em>Disgraced</em>
<em>Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?</em> Revival Arrives on Broadway
Finding <em>Grace</em> on Broadway with Paul Rudd, Ed Asner
After Four Decades, <em>An Enemy of the People</em> Returns to Broadway
<em>Detroit</em> as a Metaphor for Declining Middle Class
No Show, or Star, is Safe From <em>Forbidden Broadway</em>
Horton Foote's One-Act Plays Get Their Due
Stratford Shakespeare Festival at 60
Taking a Trip <em>Into the Woods</em>
Public Theater Takes <em>Richard III</em> on the Road
New Show Brings Cheerleading to Broadway
'The Cockfight Play,' An Emotional and Raw Love Battle
<em>Warrior Class</em> Hits Its Talking Points
A Madman's <em>Macbeth</em>
Tom Murphy Triple Bill Shares Common Themes
<em>Uncle Vanya</em> Arrives Off and On Broadway
Shakespeare and Sondheim in the Park
<em>Harvey</em> Returns to Broadway With Reinvigorated Charm
It's Complicated in <em>Rapture, Blister, Burn's</em> Post-Feminist Era
New Plays Based in Reality and Possibly Bound for Broadway
<em>Title and Deed</em> Explores Adventurous Side of Theater
<em>One Man, Two Guvnors</em> Crosses the Pond To Broadway Buzz
Should O'Neil's <em>Iceman</em> Cometh to Broadway?
This Year's Tony Award Nods and Snubs
Broadway Goes to the Movies But Will the Tony?
<em>Evita</em> Joins <em>Superstar</em> in Broadway Revival
<em>4000 Miles </em> Retains Intimacy With Move Uptown
<em>Superstar</em> Brings Buzz Back to Broadway
A Relevant 21st Century ‘Salesman’
The Return of <em>Carrie</em>
Expanded Home and Mission for Signature Theatre Company
A Wickedly Fun and Commanding Kevin Spacey in BAM's <em>Richard III</em>
The Roundabout's New 'Angry Young Man' for 2012
A South African Playwright's Intimate Look Spirituality
Andy Warhol-Influenced Production Earns Encore
Refashioning 'Porgy and Bess' as a Musical
Four Theater Festivals to Beat the Winter Blahs
Once is Not Enough
Off Broadway Plays Take a Dark Look at Suburbia
Family Dynamics, Explosions and Revealed Secrets
An Unhappy Hour for Ethan Coen
<em>Blood and Gifts</em> Excels at Cold War Spy Game Suspense
Jackman, LuPone and Patinkin in Concert
<em>Godspell</em> Returns to Broadway for 40th Anniversary
Nina Arianda Revives <em>Venus in Fur</em> Role on Broadway
Isherwood's Two Cents on <em>The Threepenny Opera</em> at BAM
Is Playwright Adam Rapp Working Too Hard?
'Imagining Madoff' As Monster and As Human
Stephen Sondheim's 'Follies'
Fall Preview: The Season in Theater