‘August: Osage County’ Star Estelle Parsons Makes Us Feel Bad About Ourselves
And to think we questioned our stamina for sitting through the three-and-a-half-hour show!
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And to think we questioned our stamina for sitting through the three-and-a-half-hour show!
The First Lady of American Theater, who died in 1993, is about to lose her marquee for the second time.
In fact, 'All My Sons' might be selling more tickets if Katie Holmes weren't in it.
A London musical of 'The Harder They Come' makes us hope for a New York transfer.
With big money backing the musical, will the departure of Kathleen Marshall make a difference?
On the other hand, if he's sick of playing Mr. Gravitas, maybe this isn't the best move.
The Caryl Churchill play gets a rave in today's 'Times,' but audiences may have another thing to say.
Even with the inevitable kick-line of farting cowboys, how could this be anything but a disappointment?
Riedel, happily for the rest of us, is one of the few entertainment writers who just puts into print the stuff everyone is talking about.
Did turmoil behind the scenes of the Fences revival scare away the Big O?
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