On one hand, there could never be too many books about Stephen Sondheim. On the other hand, each book should be able to justify its existenc...

First, how cool is it that Suffs  exists, and that it's so good, and that it's been recognized and rewarded? And how sad is it that ...

A lovely, if somewhat overlong, dance revue about humans telling stories and being oh-so-human, Illinoise  is based on the beautiful songs o...

The Transport Group's Follies in Concert  had all the makings of a magical evening, but for many of us, the magic was intermittent at be...

Second Stage's  Breaking the Story  (closing today) has a lot of goals for its 85 minutes: depict the PTSD of a war journalist, discuss ...

Well, this is an opinion piece, so I should perhaps make the subtitle "A Very Satisfying Event for Me ." A quick glance around the...