Moulin Rouge! The Musical, one of the biggest Broadway hits in recent seasons, will take its hits on the road next year, with tech rehearsals for the first North American...
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Renee Moskowitz has hired a lawyer. Her mantra is to compel theaters to put in place emergency procedures. In August, she was in the Shubert enjoying “To Kill a Mockingbird,”...
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The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts announced an ambitious program in 1970 to preserve evanescent theatrical performances for posterity on film. Betty L. Corwin was described as...
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PARIS — Peter Brook keeps saying Speaking of his storied life in the theater from a high, airy flat near the Bois de Boulogne, in the dead silence of Paris...
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During the Cold War, the military protected Southern California with antiaircraft defenses. One gun battery occupied land near the intersection of South Prairie Avenue and West Century Boulevard. This image...
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Alanis Morissette wrote “You Oughta Know,” the first single from “Jagged Little Pill,” her breakthrough 1995 album, “because I needed to get it out of my body,” she said. In...
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A raft of newcomers and previewers on Broadway’s box office roster kept the industry tally afloat last week, with a total of 29 productions reporting a combined weekly gross of...
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Feeling stressed-out, disconnected, all alone in a city of strangers? Maybe you should see a mentalist. Or, to be exact, one particular professional who practices under that exotic-sounding rubric. His...
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Critics and audiences are sworn to secrecy – well, requested politely but firmly to do so – by the masterful British magician (or take your pick: mentalist, hypnotist, “psychological illusionist”)...
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In the immersive theater experience, As Much As I Can, four black gay men in the south rediscover their relationships to faith, friends, and community, while living with HIV. Sarah...
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