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A Family for All Occasions, directed by Philip Seymour Hoffman, is both a boon and a bore. By Jesse Green
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From Screen to Stage
A Guaranteed Hit
A rough treatment for A League of Their Own: The Musical, including song titles, in case any Broadway producers are interested. tonys 2013
Imported Goods
Matilda the Musical and Kinky Boots lead this year’s pack of nominees.career highlights
The Elaine Stritch File
A toast to the consummate Broadway broad.Critics’ Picks More
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Opens 5/7 Old-Fashioned Prostitutes (A True Romance) at The Public Theater
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Theater legend Richard Foreman returns to the stage with this enigmatic fairy tale in which a man comes to worship an elusive woman he barely knows. More »
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Opens 5/9 A Public Reading of an Unproduced Screenplay About... at Soho Rep
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In this fictional play, Walt Disney reads a screenplay he has written about his brother, the city he wants to build, and his final days of living. More »
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Closes 5/18 The Last Five Years at Second Stage Theatre
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Eleven years later. More »
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Closes 5/18 The Memory Show at The Duke on 42nd Street
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In this new musical, conflicting versions of the past collide when a daughter returns home to care for her aging mother. More »
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Closes 5/19 The Girl I Left Behind Me at 59E59 Theaters
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A one-woman tribute to the cross-dressing female performers of British music halls and American variety shows. More »
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Closes 5/19 I'm a Stranger Here Myself at York Theatre Company
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Using the songs of Kurt Weill, Lotte Lenya, and others, this one-man musical explores the European expatriate experience surrounding World War II. More »
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