Theatre

I recently spoke with David Irvin, the author of The Plays of Henrik Ibsen (recently published by Troubadour),...

When Arthur Miller died in 2005 at the age of 89, as Charles Bigsby tells us on the last page of his latest...

Victory Gardens’ current leaders didn’t experience this tense period firsthand. Torres’s career had taken him...

One of London’s most iconic LGBTQ+ cabaret venues, The Black Cap, on Camden High Street, reopened its doors on...

Heading to London after wowing audiences over in the United States, John Proctor is the Villain offers a...

There are solid reasons to celebrate the arrival on Broadway of this striking production, which recasts Andrew...

In our industry, sometimes performers must unlearn their sounds and souls to embody other characters, and...

Last night, the crew of NASA’s Artemis II traveled to the far side of the moon, 252,756 miles from Earth, the...

The audience gasped almost as frequently as it laughed during the performance I attended of “Becky Shaw,” Gina...

It’s raining dogs and cats on Broadway, with the opening last week of the play adaptation of “Dog Day...

Streaming now for free on PBS, “The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay” tells the story of two Jewish...

Alexander Molochnikov had already turned “The Seagull” into a ballet for the Bolshoi, and planned to turn...