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Once reluctant to call themselves magicians, Penn & Teller's wryly humored show affectionately honors sideshow entertainment.

Brooke Adams is a charming symbol of optimism in Samuel Beckett's landmark of existentialist theatre.

Ellen Greene doesn't just reprise her iconic performances as Audrey, she deepens it.

Melissa Ross' funny and emotionally engaging play takes on a genre made familiar by Chekhov and Wasserstein.

Douglas Carter Bean's funny and sentimental new comedy has Patti LuPone as an amateur playhouse diva.

The latest edition of Scott Siegel's acclaimed series shows the growing number of Broadway musicals without new scores.

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The musical inspired by William Finn's near-death experience gets a revised concert mounting from Encores! Off-Center.

Atlantic Theater revives a double bill of David Mamet one-acts.

Chris Noth does not command attention in a disjointed adaptation of Marlowe's classic.

A single gay man keeps losing his straight female best friends to marriage in Joshua Harmon's sentimental comedy.

The 30-year-old playwright is solidly emerging as one of American theatre's most provocative and challenging voices.

Sam Waterston leads a Delacorte production that lacks firm propulsion.

Sergei Rachmaninoff's reaction to the disastrous premiere of his first symphony inspires this abstract piece.

Bruce Norris' latest Pam MacKinnon-directed offering keeps echoing the second act of his Pulitzer-winner.

Rajiv Joseph's thoughtful and engaging new entry is suggested by a gruesome legend regarding the Taj Mahal.

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Marcy Heisler and Zina Goldrich's adaptation of the 1988 film treats the fairy tale with realism.

David Greenspan approaches three Gertrude Stein pieces in a graceful solo performance.

Nicholas Wright's engrossing and superbly acted drama deals with the man South Africans called Prime Evil.