Sondheim Dismembers âSweeneyâ
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Theater buffs have been worried sick about what would happen to âSweeney Toddâ when it was remade as a film.  Stephen Sondheim, who wrote the score, eagerly wielded the razor.
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Teen queen Ashlee Simpson withered through an unfortunate Milli Vanilli-like meltdown on ``Saturday Night Live&#39;&#39; the other night when the poor punkette was caught lip-syncing to her own song!
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The opera house that dropped a production featuring the severed head of Muhammad over security fears suffered an embarrassing setback shortly before the disputed show resumes: It lost the offending prop.
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Tim Burton's take on the Sondheim musical, says Richard Corliss, is faithful, liberating  -  and bloody great
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An article last Sunday about Patti LuPone, who is playing Rose in a three-week run of âGypsy,â at City Center, misstated the age of Arthur Laurents, the author of the book of the musical. He turned 90 yesterday, not 89.
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Tim Burton's take on the Sondheim musical, says Richard Corliss, is faithful, liberating -- and bloody great
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The revival of âThe Country Girlâ finds its Broadway home, and James Gandolfini joins the cast of the film âSexual Healing.â
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The currently running Broadway musical âXanadu,â based on the famously atrocious 1980 movie, is simply disabling everybody one by one.
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The tiny mask that covers scars on the Phantom&#39;s face lets &quot;The Phantom of the Opera&quot; have it both ways: He&#39;s disfigured and he&#39;s hot.
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BBC Radio 1 is criticised for cutting the Pogues' hit Fairytale of New York to avoid offending listeners.
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The hamfistedness of âDaddyâs Little Girlsâ ultimately shatters its charms.
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Alcott's young-adult classic Little Women has been turned into a musical that even grownups can like
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For children with autism, theater can rank among the worst of experiences.
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âBeauty and the Beast,â by the American composer Vittorio Giannini, provided a charming, undemanding entry point for children at the Dicapo Opera Theater on Saturday.
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Tenor Roberto Alagna marched off the stage at La Scala when the audience booed him during the second performance of Franco Zeffirelli's "Aida." He was replaced seconds later by his understudy, who rushed on wearing jeans.
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Arts & entertainment: Radio 1 controller Andy Parfitt reverses decision to censor Pogues' Christmas hit Fairytale of New York
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Mozart and his librettist labeled it a "jolly play," but there was no happy end to the premiere of Vienna's newest "Don Giovanni." In fact the stage resembled a slaughterhouse.