Drama Before Curtain Call at Theater
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In December, D.C. developer Joe Horning Horning is to unveil the results of the $40 million renovation project.
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By Ivan M. Lincoln Deseret Morning News  A touring production from London, two Broadway classics, a Shakespearean comedy and several shows geared to Valentine's Day are on this week's lineup for theatergoers.  -- SALT LAKE ACTING COMPANY, 168 W.
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Five hundred students are packed into the old-timey auditorium at West Side High School. A piano begins, then a jazz drum. On stage, in shadows, two figures sit at a table with their backs to the audience. The crowd beckons them, Newark-style, calling and pleading, daring and challenging. Come on, now. Bring it.
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New plays by Michael Murphy and John Patrick Shanley explore the reaction of church members to suspected sex abuse by priests.
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Offstage as well as on, David Hare's "Stuff Happens" blurs the line between heady drama and headline news.
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WELSH National Opera has introduced a new marketing idea - posting tissues to audiences who have recently seen its tear-jerker La Bohme.   The tissues, containing information on future operas, has been encouraging opera- lovers to book seats for future performances.
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ÂHide The Truth, Entice The AudienceÂ seems to be a new method of getting sizeable audiences to flock to theatres.
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Playbill - The Shakespeare Theatre Company in Washington, DC, raises the curtain on its next act Oct. 27 with the first preview of  Christopher Marlowe's Edward II - the first production in the troupe's new home.
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For reasons of artistry, script or shock value, several productions this summer are using a water effect onstage.
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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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The first act of this play is so funny that at the intermission youâll be saying to yourself, âThey canât possibly keep this up.â And youâll be right.
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The Emmys are taking backstage onstage. Reflecting the craze over reality TV shows, organizers plan to put behind-the-scenes action out front on Sunday night with a glass-panel control room and two towering crane cameras built into the heart of the glittery stage.
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This beautifully performed, touching one-act play is not quite the personalized cry against genocide that the playwright intends it to be.
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Variety - Ahmanson Theater; 1,600 seats; &#36;80 top
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Variety - HOLLYWOOD -- The pre-Broadway Boston run of August Wilson's "Gem of the Ocean" has a new director and a new schedule.
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This strange, beautiful play by Jorge Ignacio CortiÃ±as is set in that hazy place between the person you are and the person you want to be, or could be, or are in danger of becoming.
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The musicals that have played at the Hilton Theater, including Mel Brooks's forthcoming âYoung Frankenstein," should give pause even to a producer confident of his showâs superiority.