An all-black Much Ado About Nothing in New York incorporates gospel music into the Bard’s work
For a musical, the path to Broadway is long and winding
A Spanish play lost for 400 years gets a warm reading before a New York audience
Revisiting the remarkable 9/11 story of Gander, Newfoundland
Learning the price of a cheap Broadway ticket on a pre-dawn sidewalk in New York
Babette’s Feast brings refreshing subject matter to New York’s theater district, but the play’s ingredients need a tweak
A Broadway mashup experience, from SpongeBob to Babette
"Oslo," up for seven Tonys, offers the right antidote to both cynicism and idolatry of politics
