All posts tagged "The New York Times"
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Speed-The-Plow Officially A Broadway Hit
David Mamet’s Hollywood tale of love, hate, power and passion had its official Broadway opening last night. Today, the Broadway critics have chimed in with...
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Is Broadway Wild About Katie Holmes?
There was drama on-stage and off-stage at the Schoenfeld Theater as the Broadway revival of Arthur Miller’s play All My Sons opened last night. The...
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Speed-The-Plow: David Mamet’s Dilemma
In Speed-the-Plow, one of the two David Mamet plays opening on Broadway this October, movie producer Bobby Gould has 24 hours to make a decision....
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13 The Musical Wows Broadway Critics
Critics have weighed in on the new Jason Robert Brown Broadway musical Thirteen (or “13″ or “Thirteen the Musical” or…you get the point) at the...
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“To Be Or Not To Be” Comedy Meets Critics
Last night, the stage adaptation of Ernst Lubitsch’s film To Be Or Not To Be from the Manhattan Theatre Club opened on Broadway, today the...
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Harry Potter And The Blinded Horses
The psychological thriller “Equus” starring Daniel Radcliffe has begun rehearsals for its Broadway opening. As part of the New York Times’ Times Talks, Radcliffe took...
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Conventional Broadway: The Ten Greatest Plays about Politics
For those who have like their Broadway served with a mix of current events, we celebrate the Democratic National Convention this week and the Republican...
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The Doctor Is In: Russian Classic Heading To Broadway
There are few playwrights as accomplished as Dr. Anton Chekhov. The Russian dramatist was a doctor as well as a short-story author, just to name...
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The Tudors on Broadway? Almost
Equus isn’t the only notable production transferring from London to New York this coming season. In the Spring of 2009, Friedrich Schiller’s celebrated play “Mary...
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Why Charles Dickens Makes Great Broadway
With the upcoming musical adaptation of Charles Dickens’ timeless “A Tale Of Two Cities,” there is an opportunity to consider why Dickens’ novels have been...