I've seen Erin Markey perform several times by now. There were a couple of late-period Tennessee...
Read OnOn my free night last week, I went to see "Giulio Cesare." Because why stay home and catch up with...
Read OnOne of the things I like best about the Lincoln Center Festival is when these guys dig deep into...
Read OnFollowing Magnolia's special-edition cupcakes linked to "Ghost -- The Musical" and "Elf -- The...
Read OnThe lineup for the 2013 edition of the Lincoln Center Festival hasn't been revealed yet, but a good...
Read OnAs today's headlines and Twitter feeds get eaten up by the Shia LaBeouf affair (in short: he was...
Read OnOver the past 15 years or so, visionary director Romeo Castellucci has blossomed into a star of...
Read OnTalk about early-bird special: Yesterday I caught "Seagull (Thinking of You)" at the unholy hour of...
Read OnLast night I caught two shows at the Public Theater's Under the Radar festival back to back. First...
Read OnLast night I was at Joe's Pub to attend the last installment ever of "Our Hit Parade." -- exactly...
Read OnThey changed the title of this animated film from...
By KYLE SMITHMen hang out in a homey pub. They exchange gruff...
By ELISABETH VINCENTELLIIf you’ve seen “Walk The Line,” the story of the...
By LINDA STASI
Oh no, not another immersive, sung-through rock musical! But “Murder Ballad” first opened at Manhattan Theatre Club last fall, the same time the Russian-inflected “Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812” had its first go-round, and... Full Story
‘Basilica” is the rare new play that spares us the self-inflated problems of the white, big-city middle class. Set in gritty south Texas, the show...
Hold your breath. Make a wish. Now count to three. Come with me, and you’ll be at the first preview of “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”! I have a...
Love lost and found is at the heart of the best works in Ensemble Studio Theatre’s “34th Marathon of One-Act Plays.” The first in its annual three...
Tony madness continues to sweep through Shubert Alley. The races are tightening. The campaigns are in full swing. Rivals are quietly trying to do in...
Shakespeare in the Park doesn’t have summer to itself anymore. Pretenders have popped up with all kinds of gimmicks: site-specific environments....
One of the things that makes Broadway star Laura Benanti so much fun to watch is the discrepancy between her unassuming behavior and what happens...
The whole city’s a New Yorker’s living room, and as temperatures rise, the parks of Gotham double as concert halls, as well. The grandfather of NYC...
A midlife crisis has devastating consequences in “The Master Builder.” This should surprise no one since the 1892 play is by Henrik Ibsen, a...
Perhaps you thought you could get away with secretly reading “Fifty Shades of Grey” on your Kindles and iPads. But your naughty literary...
Last fall’s most exciting sensation wasn’t a big Broadway musical but a scrappy outsider sneaking in under the radar. At first glance, “Natasha,...