The scene is familiar: a campus auditorium bristling with hired security and raised cell phones, a lectern bathed in hard light and flanked by university crests and sponsor logos, a...
Talk about playing the long game! The cult musical “Chess” — which had only 68 regular performances on Broadway before closing in 1988 but spawned a hit soundtrack by two...
New York’s venerable Manhattan Theatre Club has selected Associate Artistic Director Nicki Hunter to take over as Artistic Director when Lynne Meadow steps aside on December 1. Meadow has held...
On Monday, September 22nd, the cast of 90s teen drama series Dawson’s Creek reunited—with one notable exception. James Van Der Beek, who starred as the titular Dawson Leery and was...
‘The Night of the Iguana’ The prospect of a revival of “The Night of the Iguana,” a Tennessee Williams play rarely revived anymore, seemed like a luxury I wasn’t sure...
NEW YORK (AP) — Many times in his life, playwright David Bar Katz didn’t know how he was going to pay the bills. These days, he’s helping the next generation...
Magnificent. The concert version of the National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene’s celebrated production of “Fiddler on the Roof” in Yiddish had its West Coast premiere at the Soraya last weekend, and...
Ahead of a 50th anniversary screening of “Jaws” this month at the AMC Theatres in Century City, even the trailers were nostalgic. Moviegoers saw previews of Marty McFly taking flight...
Leguizamo came to prominence in 1991 with his one-man show “Mambo Mouth.” He has starred in movies ranging from “Carlito’s Way” to “Moulin Rouge!” to the “Ice Age” franchise. He...
In “Am I Roxie?,” a world premiere one-woman-show at the Geffen Playhouse, Roxana Ortega, a working actress and alum of the Groundlings Theatre’s Sunday Company, revisits the period in her...
