Tag: theatre
Power in Plain Passive Sight: “Public Charge” Finds Its Drama in the Work of Governing
A Town You Might Not Want to Leave: Schmigadoon! Begins Its Broadway Journey
Old Friends, New Reach: “Merrily,” “Hadestown,” and “Six” Expand Beyond the Stage
It Starts with a List: The Lucille Lortel Nominations Signal New York’s Awards Season Has Begun
Two Nights, Two Questions: “Proof” and “The Balusters” Begin Broadway Previews
Acton Says: Into the Darger Zone
The Space Between What Was Lost: “Joe Turner’s Come and Gone” Returns to Broadway
A Heated Night at the Theatre: “Dog Day Afternoon” Opens on Broadway Amid Offstage Tension
