Lyric Stage’s ‘On the Town’ hits notes both high and low
“On The Town” is an old-fashioned, 1940s-era musical filled with singing, dancing, and corny shtick about ‘dame-chasing’ guys and the women who love them.
‘Matilda’ is Broadway’s most boring
“Matilda” is probably most appropriate for kids or those who aren’t already familiar with the tale.
Shakespeare in Los Angeles’ most dangerous neighborhood
William Shakespeare isn’t just for the elite. Just as teenagers in one of Los Angeles’ most dangerous neighborhoods know. They face huge obstacles just to attend rehearsals – but show up anyway. The result: impressive performances – and changed lives. Metro visits them.
Man falls out of Broadway theater window
A man fell out of a window at Broadway’s Lyceum Theater on West 45th Street on Sunday and landed on [...]
Making art and making a living: Artists on the business
Making art and making a living can be two different things. Artists and arts organizations talk about how they do it.
A.R.T.’s ‘Pirates of Penzance’ is a swashbuckling good time
The American Repertory Theater transforms into a riotous indoor beach party for The Hipocrites’ outrageously enjoyable interpretation of “The Pirates of Penzance.”
Legislators join LGBT homeless youth in theater performance
City and state legislators will take to the stage with LGBTQ homeless youth to work out policy through interactive theater.
The results for the 31st Annual Elliot Norton Awards are in!
The Boston Theater Critics Association celebrated excellence in theater at the 31st Annual Elliot Norton Awards Monday night at the Paramount Theater. Named for eminent theater critic Elliot Norton, the “Norties” honor actors, directors, producers and designers for outstanding work throughout the 2012-13 season.
PHOTOS: Jane Lynch as Miss Hannigan in ‘Annie’
Emmy Award-winning actress Jane Lynch will star as tyrannical orphanage matron Miss Hannigan in ‘Annie.’
‘From Denmark With Love’ is Shakespeare: shaken, not stirred
Spies, suspense, corrupt evildoers and a cunning leading man converge in a new play. But is the leading fellow a dashing secret agent or a Shakespearian prince? Actually, in Vaquero Playground’s play “From Denmark With Love” he’s both.