Rosenberg Spy Mystery Lingers in New Play, &#39;The Brother&#39;, in Chicago
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Playbill - Hancock Productions opens the world-premiere spy thriller, The Brother, Aug. 30, following previews, at Theatre Building Chicago.
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History hovers nearby at the Lyric Opera of Chicago, where John Adams' ambitious but uneven work about the creation of the atom bomb is being staged just a few miles from the site of the world's first controlled nuclear chain reaction.
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It's a murder mystery filled with intrigue reminiscent of the Cold War - there's a retired Russian spy poisoned by a radioactive substance, a secret dossier, a slain investigative journalist and a shadowy ...Comment
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ver since Gov. James E. McGreevey&#39;s bombshell disclosure of his relationship with a man, Golan Cipel, the man in question, has been in seclusion - first in New York, then in Israel, where his house has recently been surrounded by ...
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Robert D. Novak, the writer who first named a C.I.A. spy has remained on the sidelines of a game he started.
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A look at engagements at the CafÃ© Carlyle, and a new show for Jackie Hoffman.
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As author Daniel Silva prepared for his fourth book, he knew the main character would be an Israeli spy. But there was another element he wanted for his character, something he couldn't quite put his finger on &#151; an "other side."
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Game invites users to play the role of JFK&#39;s assassin, causing some observers to wonder whether video games have gone too far.
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A new performance of 'Dividing the Estate' finds the legendary playwright very much engaged in present-day issues.
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Set at a small Catskills  resort in the 1950s, when writers were blacklisted for alleged  Communist sympathies, Michael Elias&#39; play is shot through with  the kind of nostalgia that signals deep personal involvement.  But it leaves out the details of why this means something to  him, and so it fails to engage the audience with an emotional  back story.
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When one considers the United States&#39; cold war preoccupation with containing or destroying socialism over the past 50 years, and Washington&#39;s exemplary record at destabilizing communism world-wide, it is a mystery that some cannot for a moment imagine
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A play about a young American student who was killed by an Israeli bulldozer while trying to stop the destruction of a Palestinian home in the Gaza Strip will open in New York in October, several months after another theater pulled the show from its schedule, drawing charges of censorship.
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THE CIAâs top spies are on the brink of revolt seven weeks after the arrival of President Bushâs new Director. Porter Goss and his newly imported aides have had a series of bruising showdowns with established
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&quot;Dracula: The Musical&quot; opened on Broadway last night, but &quot;Dracula&quot; the chaste version won&#39;t be. Earlier this month, during preview performances, producers of the latest Frank Wildhorn show had announced that, beginning next week, the Wednesday and ...
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The inquiry by the Federal Bureau of Investigation into whether a Pentagon analyst passed classified information to Israel grew out of a longstanding
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Playbill - L.A. Theatre Works presents Top Secret: The Battle for The Pentagon Papers at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles March 12-16 after a 23-city national tour.
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It's a murder mystery filled with intrigue reminiscent of the Cold War _ there's a retired Russian spy poisoned by a radioactive substance, a secret dossier, a slain investigative journalist and a shadowy ...Comment