Theater
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‘American Idiot’ LA Theater Review: 20 Years Later, Green Day’s Music Is More Than Just a Millennial Howl
The Deaf West Theatre-Center Theatre Group co-production opened Wednesday at the Mark Taper Forum and plays through Nov. 16
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‘Our Town’ Broadway Review: Jim Parsons and Katie Holmes Walk Different Paths
Kenny Leon’s production adds a lot of diversity to Thornton Wilder’s classic
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‘The Counter’ Off Broadway Review: This Greasy Spoon Serves Nothing but Coffee
Meghan Kennedy’s new play is more snack than meal
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‘The Big Gay Jamboree’ Off Broadway Review: This Show Is Even Queerer Than Its Title
Marla Mindelle of “Titanique” fame takes her rampant homophilia to a whole new level
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Fleetwood Mac Producer Sues Tony-Winning ‘Stereophonic’ Playwright for Copyright Infringement
The suit claims that the Broadway show “copies the heart and soul” of his book “Making Rumours,” about the band’s bestselling 1977 album
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‘Yellow Face’ Broadway Review: David Henry Hwang Struggles to Bolster His Reputation
Regardless of what this play tells us, “M. Butterfly” hasn’t aged well
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‘McNeal’ Broadway Review: Robert Downey Jr. Almost Survives His Big Debut
Ayad Akhtar’s new play is a broad joke for anyone who knows anything about the world of publishing
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Gavin Creel Remembered by Broadway Co-Stars: ‘A Vibrant Spirit Both On and Off the Stage’
Sutton Foster, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Beanie Feldstein, Bette Midler and more pay tribute to the Tony-winning actor who has died at 48
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Gavin Creel, Tony-Winning Broadway Actor, Dies at 48
The “Hair,” “Thoroughly Modern Millie” and “Hello, Dolly!” star’s death was confirmed by his partner Alex Temple Ward
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‘The Hills of California’ Broadway Review: Jez Butterworth Delivers Another Modern Classic
Sam Mendes directs and Laura Donnelly dazzles
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Rob Marshall in Talks to Direct ‘Guys and Dolls’ Remake at TriStar Pictures
John Requa and Glenn Ficarra are in talks to write the screenplay with Marshall and John DeLuca
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‘The Roommate’ Broadway Review: Mia Farrow and Patti LuPone Get Stranded in Iowa
Jen Silverman’s new comedy wastes the talent of two great performers
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Ian McKellen Labels Queen Elizabeth ‘Quite Rude’ for Her Behavior Over Multiple Meetings, Calls Her ‘Quite Mad at the End’
“I’m most definitely on Harry’s side,” the “Lord of the Rings” actor tells Britain’s The Sunday Times
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‘Table 17’ Off Broadway Review: A Case Study in How to Steal a Show From the Leads
The featured actor Michael Rishawn makes a new rom-com by Douglas Lyons worth seeing
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‘Once Upon a Mattress’ Broadway Review: Maybe Sutton Foster and Michael Urie Should Switch Roles
A third-rate musical isn’t so much revived as rehashed
