Yes, I know, that does sound like the dryest name for the most boring play, ever, but I'm not discussing a show, here: this is the (admi...

I saw John Doyle's production of As You Like It  at the CSC at an early preview, and this isn't a review per se. It's just some ...

I'm late to the A Doll's House, Part 2  bandwagon, and I nearly missed it entirely. But a friend saw the show and raved, so I decide...

At the very start of I Am Antigone , Antigone says to us, I know what you’re thinking. Not her again. We’ve heard enough out of her. The ...

The New York Theater Workshop's Mary Jane  doesn't open officially until September 25, but I suggest you get your tickets now, befor...

There's a lot going on in  Girl from the North Country , Conor McPherson's play with songs by Bob Dylan that's running through t...

The press info for Thomas Klingenstein's play, If Only , includes the following description: In 1860 Abraham Lincoln came to New York ...

Playwright Teresa Deevy lived from 1894 to 1963. The youngest of 13 children, she lost her hearing in her late teens, roughly at the same ti...