Broadway by the Year: 1956
Scott Siegel took us back in time to one of Broadway's most golden years, directed by Emily Skinner.
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Full Bloom
Suzanne Bradbeer's study of teenage angst and identity opened last week at the Vital Theatre Company
Broadway By The Year: 1930
The hit series returned to Town Hall last week, kicking off its sixth season celebrating the musicals of 1930.
Avalon
The legend of King Arthur is retold with a feminist slant in this new production by Glory Sims Bowen.
Clean Alternatives: Dirty Business
Ethics, ideals, politics and pollution all get a sound ribbing in Brian Dykstra's savagely comic satire.
Joanne Beretta at Danny's Skylight Room
A star of the 1960's cabaret scene makes a welcome return after far too many years away.
Highlights of the 2006 Nightlife Awards
The 2006 Nightlife Awards celebrated the best of New York's cabaret, comedy, and jazz scenes in one glorious concert.
Review: Rope
The classic 1929 thriller returns to New York at the Zipper Theatre.
A Broadway Diva Christmas
Five of Broadway's leading ladies celebrate the season in this utterly charming concert.
Apparition
Anne Washburn's moody, spooky study of fear opened last night at the Connelly Theatre.
Drama Desk Panel: Putting The Spin on Theater
A panel of writers, producers, and press agents gathered at Tony's Di Napoli last week to discuss the complex relationship between the press and theatre.
Tom Andersen: Songs Along the Way
Cabaret favorite Tom Andersen returns triumphantly to the scene in this delightful show at the Encore.
Hilda
Marie Ndiaye's first play makes its New York premiere at the 59 E.
Third: The Serpent's Tooth is Sharper
Wendy Wasserstein's latest play explores generation gaps, political divides, and the prejudices that drive people apart.
Life is a Cabaret: A Tribute to Kander and Ebb
Broadway's best and brightest lit up the Town Hall last week in an emotional tribute to the legendary songwriting team.
Ashley Montana Goes Ashore in the Caicos... Or What Am I Doing Here?
A socio-political sketch comedy show by Roger Rosenblatt makes its debut at the Flea.
Broadway Unplugged Returns
Broadway's best and brightest showed off their true vocal power when they returned to the Town Hall on Monday night.
Revolution Row
Edward Miller's dystopian drama ends its run at the Sande Shurin Theatre this weekend.
Marlowe
The Elizabethan playwright returns to the stage in this biographical drama by Harlan Didrickson.
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