Theater Review | 'Company': A Revival Whose Surface of Tundra Conceals a Volcano
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Fire flickers, dangerous and beckoning, beneath the frost of John Doyle's elegant, unexpectedly stirring revival of "Company."
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David Hare's new play about the making of the war in Iraq is a valiant, high-reaching history lesson.
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âJerry Springer: The Operaâ uncovers something grand within the small, squalid lives it portrays.
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Carl Forsmanâs humanistic attitude is what makes Keen Company, the Off Broadway theater he founded in 2000, one of the most defiant troupes in the city.
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Mount St. Helens&#39; recent eruption may be replaying a scene straight from the geochemical drama that led to life on Earth. Besides ash and lava, most volcanoes
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The playwright Theresa Rebeck has stuck around long enough to get respect and, with her new play âMauritius,â a Broadway debut.
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This company may be huge, but it's still a growth play.
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Alan Cumming will join Dianne Wiest in the Classic Stage Companyâs production of Chekhovâs drama.
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NEW YORK  - One of the less felicitous cultural exports in its history, the Canadian-made "Trailer Park Boys: The Movie" demonstrates that the country that has contributed so much to comedy isn't exactly infallible in its instincts.
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Mike Leighâs play âTwo Thousands Yearsâ is enjoyable, but oddly conceived and structured.
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The new show from the creators of the long-running âDe La Guardaâ is another entry in a dependable if not exactly venerable genre: theater for people who donât really like theater.
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The Nature Theater of Oklahoma, the company behind the show âNo Dice,â has based its new production on a roll of . . . well, you know.
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Playbill - The Mint Theatre Company scored a big critical and commercial hit with its production of Arthur Schnitzler's little-seen masterpiece Far and Wide (Das weite Land). Now, the Off-Broadway company, which specializes in dusting off neglected dramatic works, turns to the Austrian playwright again, producing his The Lonely Way (Der Einsame Weg), beginning Feb. 1.
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âTerminus,â Mark OâRoweâs drama of interlocking monologues, adds an unusual twist to the playwrightâs already distinctive style: rhyme.
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Revolutionary or unreadable? The long, strange afterlife of David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest
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The permanently frozen subsoil, known as permafrost, upon which Newtok, Alaska, rests is melting.
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Using radio waves to study an Alaskan volcano, researchers have detected a new type of volcanic lightning generated by thunderstorm-like activity in ash clouds.