Theatre
The tap shoes are on, the ballet slippers tied and the members of the chorus line are ready to kick their heels high.
And on Thursday night,...
To the untrained eye the scene was this: two adults on stage, one speaking in an English accent, the other in a cross between a buccaneer’s snarl...
“I don’t even like musicals,” says Donna Swift, writer and producer of more than a dozen musicals and founder and excutiver director of Troubled...
The playwright steals — lines, plots, anything that works. The playwright uses historical events, fashioning his own take on the characters within...
About a week ago, Trudy Russell was sitting at her Olivetti Lettera
25 typewriter with her morning cup of coffee when the phone rang. The
woman on...
Adrian Blue and Catherine Rush have an easy demeanor that belies the
pluck of the work they are developing for debut tonight at the Vineyard...
Robert Brustein loves a good fight. His production of Samuel
Beckett's Endgame so enraged the Irish Nobel laureate, he demanded
it be shut down; Mr...
Piano notes ring out and fill the empty main room of the Outerland nightclub. Rather than enjoying the sunny Monday afternoon, the five-member cast...
Amy Sertl looks like a pro. She's only 10, but the strip of
measuring tape dangling from her shoulders is not just a silly prop.
Miss Sertl is part...
