Leopoldstadt,  Tom Stoppard's newest play, and possibly his last, offers a journey through the life of a Jewish family in Vienna, from 1...

My review of Tom Stoppard: A Life  appears on Talkin' Broadway . Hermione Lee's Tom Stoppard: A Life is a formidable achievement. N...

Sometimes the plot in Dogg's Hamlet, Cahoots Macbeth  by Tom Stoppard, first produced in 1979, runs too close to home. But some backgro...

Tom Stoppard's Dogg's Hamlet, Cahoot's Macbeth  plays with language and slapstick, presents fascinating mini-versions of two of ...

Just twice in four decades of theatre have I bought the show's script during intermission, and Tom Stoppard's Arcadia in 1995 was ...

Tom Stoppard always offers scrumptious meals for the head, but not always for the heart. Arcadia , his brilliant play about literature, hist...

Many people consider The Real Thing  to be Tom Stoppard's most accessible play, and I suppose that's true--but at what cost? Instead...

The show is by Tom Stoppard. It takes place in two time periods. In the more recent period, a scholar is trying, with mixed success, to unde...

I'm sad to say that the Yale Rep production of Arcadia  closed yesterday. It's one thing for me to suggest that you take a train up ...

photo: Joan Marcus   The Real Thing , Tom Stoppard’s popular romantic comedy (if it can be called that), is back on Broadway in a star...

[Note: This review contains potential plot spoilers. You have been warned. -CK] Photo: Joan Marcus Roundabout is starting its Broadw...