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Randall's Island
By David Finkle · Mar 26, 2001 · New York City
Tony Randall talks about the challenges of running a non-profit theater company and bringing Judgment at Nuremberg to Broadway.
Big Ideas, Big Art
By Kathryn Walat · Mar 26, 2001 · New York City
Kathryn Walat talks to a group of artists that is breaking boundaries and redefining theater.
Bloomer Girl
By David Finkle · Mar 23, 2001 · New York City
In the right setting, antiques can look meaningful, persuasive and even, in some odd way,
freshly-minted. After all, genuine antiques at the time of their production represented quality, and part of...
Decca Encores
By Michael Portantiere · Mar 23, 2001 · New York City
Decca Broadway offers remastered original cast albums of shows that can be found on stage at City Center this spring.
Bat Boy The Musical
By Barbara and Scott Siegel · Mar 23, 2001 · New York City
When we first heard about Bat Boy The Musical, we thought it was about baseball. Apparently, so did most of the headline writers in New York: reviewers for the two tabloids have written that the new...
Christine Andreas vs. Jane Monheit: The Pro vs. The Pup
By Barbara and Scott Siegel · Mar 23, 2001 · New York City
Barbara & Scott Siegel compare and contrast the performances of CHRISTINE ANDREAS and JANE MONHEIT.
The Manly Men of The Full Monty
By Jeffrey LaGrange · Mar 22, 2001 · New York City
John Ellison Conlee and Patrick Wilson bare all of their talents in the hit Broadway musical comedy.
Cannibal: The Musical, Live on Stage!
By Dan Bacalzo · Mar 21, 2001 · New York City
The stage version of South Park creator Trey Parker's film is a tasty musical comedy treat.
Magnificent Obsessions
By Jim Caruso · Mar 20, 2001 · New York City
Julie Halston and Libby Whittemore on the fine line between being a fan and becoming a stalker.
Mel Brooks: Just Joshing
By Charles Nelson · Mar 20, 2001 · New York City
MEL BROOKS tells a tale of JOSHUA LOGAN, DEE HOTY plays JOAN CRAWFORD, and PHIL BOSCO and others remember WERNER KLEMPERER.
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