Tom Stoppard's Russian trilogy a U.S. hit
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Tom Stoppard's epic eight-hour trilogy "The Coast of Utopia" about 19th century Russian revolutionaries has won rave U.S. reviews and defied fears that its subject matter would be too heavy for theater goers.
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Blog: It's finally released in the good ol' U. S. of A.
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Arts & entertainment: Moscow's film executives are plotting a big-budget revolution to outflank Hollywood. Phil Hoad goes on the set of Russia's biggest blockbuster ever.
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Adapting Philip Glass' Barbarians opera for its U.S. debut requires overcoming significant technological limitations. By Theresa Everline.
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A box-office surprise, the movie jabs hard at Americans' biases.
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ATHENS -- After 16 days of competition and 301 events, the United States finished atop the medal charts for the third straight Summer Olympics, with Russia the overall runner-up and China second in gold medals -- its best showing ever and the leading edge
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If ever a play required a reading list, Tom Stoppard's ÂCoast of Utopia" is it. So letÂs get started.
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"The Coast of Utopia," Tom Stoppard's sprawling tale of 19th-century Russian intellectuals, and "Spring Awakening," a pounding post-rock musical of teenage sexual anxiety, dominated the recently concluded Broadway season.
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IN what is widely regarded as the curtain-raiser to Oscar season, a movie about the creator of Peter Pan, author JM Barrie, has been named Best Film by the US National Board of Review.
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Tatiana Golovin is another marvel from Moscow. She is only 16, already on the verge of the top 20, and even more different than she sounds.
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A test-marketed film turns into a long-running hit
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After a six-year dry spell, the Brooklyn author Gabriel Cohen has hit on a writerâs hat trick: three books in three genres from three publishers, all reaching the shelves within a year.
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Three New York theater productions offer contrasting coming-of-age tales.
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Fifty years after the original, Russia has its own version of Sidney Lumet's classic court drama "12 Angry Men".
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Movie ticket sales in Russia rise, with new multiplexes tempting Russians to the cinema.
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The Russians completed the year of their tennis revolution amid a surge of emotion that felt almost like national redemption. Three grand slam titles and seven players in the women&#39;s world top 20 were followed
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It's the de rigueur stop off for caring foreign dignitaries. It reached a worldwide audience as a backdrop to the British blockbuster "The Constant Gardener".