'Bea's Niece,' David Gow's New Play About a Novelist in Transition, Gets Toronto Premiere
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Playbill - Richard Rose directs the Toronto premiere of Bea's Niece, David Gow's magic-laced play about visitors to the hospital room of an ailing novelist, starting Dec. 28 at Tarragon Theatre's Mainspace.
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âMy First Timeâ is a new Off Broadway play in which four actors recount stories about peopleâs first sexual experiences.
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NEW YORK  - Michael Apted's slave-trade   drama "Amazing Grace" has lined up a U.S. distribution deal on   the eve of the Toronto International Film Festival, where it   will make its world premiere in the closing-night slot.
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Award-winning actress Cate Blanchett attends the premiere of Elizabeth: The Golden Age at Toronto's Film Festival.
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Offstage as well as on, David Hare's "Stuff Happens" blurs the line between heady drama and headline news. The play, which opens Friday at the National Theatre, features actors playing George W. Bush, Tony Blair and other U.S. and British officials as they pressed for the invasion of Iraq.
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Months after his anti-war drama "Stuff  Happens" opened in New York to largely positive reviews,  British playwright David Hare's follow-up on the Iraq conflict  -- his first work to premiere on Broadway -- drew a mixed  reaction from critics.
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A film about a Scottish doctor's time with former dictator Idi Amin makes its world premiere at the Toronto festival.
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Reese, Jake and George glam up a pair of politically worthy dramas in Toronto
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Working in English and simply growing old are offering new opportunities to Indian movie icon Amitabh Bachchan whose first English-language film, "The Last Lear," premiered at the Toronto Film Festival this week.
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Theatergoers who have followed August Wilson's career will find in his grandly evangelical new play a touchstone for everything else he has written.
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TORONTO  - The Toronto International Film Festival kicks off Thursday at a time when few, if any, Oscar contenders have emerged so far.
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Playbill - Tanya Barfield's two-actor play, Blue Door, about a prominent African-American mathematician in crisis, begins its New York premiere Sept. 28 at Playwrights Horizons.
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Arts & entertainment: A new play by US writer Bruce Norris is set to turn the Royal Court's gritty tradition of working-class protest on its head, says Jay Rayner.
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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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Playbill - LaChanze stars in the world premiere musical adaptation of The Color Purple as the Broadway-bound show begins at the Alliance Theatre in Atlanta Sept. 9.
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ÂWrecks,Â by Neil LaBute, playwright and filmmaker, is now in a sold-out run at the Public Theater in Manhattan through Nov. 19.
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Three New York theater productions offer contrasting coming-of-age tales.