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"Congenial." "Pertinacious." "Altruistic." "Solipsism." These are the multi-syllabic words that the ...

Reviewers don't generally get to sit next to the young star's father and mother in the audience on Opening Night. The reviewer knew ...

Euripides wrote Phaedra in 428 BC in classical Greek. Jean Racine wrote another version of the same story more than two thousand years later...

This photo makes Tim Barsky and his crew look absolutely merry, but merry is not the word that comes to mind after seeing "The Bright R...

In the 1940s and '50s, when playwrights were first developing the works that would come to define the Theater of the Absurd, the plays o...

From the moment that the Bubble Man -- Louis Pearl -- walks out onto the stage he is in high gear. He blows bubbles, he makes jokes, he blow...

The African-American Shakespeare Company is a serious enterprise that turns out consistently high quality performances of the works of the B...