Horton Foote play replaces Albee one at Signature
23 days ago
The Signature Theatre said Thursday it is replacing the much-anticipated world premiere of Edward Albee's new play "Laying an Egg" with one by Horton Foote.
Review: Andre Previn's `Streetcar' makes it to NYC
71 days ago
Previn's adaptation of the Tennessee Williams play, with a libretto by Philip Littell, returned for Thursday night's semistaged concert performance at Carnegie Hall with Renee Fleming, who sang...
Commentary: Coverage of Obama may take harder edge in second term
71 days ago
"Then The Washington Post's Bob Woodward stirred the pot with an op-ed contradicting the White House line that the sequester had been a GOP idea.
New Edward Albee play a Signature highlight
73 days ago
""Laying an Egg" was initially scheduled to be produced last year by the Signature but was postponed when Albee requested more time.
Sarah Paulson leaves TV cruelty to do a NYC play
85 days ago
She later starred opposite Linda Lavin in "Collected Stories" and Jessica Lange in a revival of Tennessee Williams' "The Glass Menagerie" in 2005.
Steven Spielberg to head Cannes jury this year
86 days ago
Jury presidents in the festival's seven-decade history have included such figures as Tennessee Williams, Ingrid Bergman, Roman Polanski and Francis Ford Coppola.
Bill Pullman comes to rescue 'The Other Place'
99 days ago
Movie fans know Pullman from "Ruthless People," "Spaceballs," "The Accidental Tourist" and "Independence Day," but the theater community knows him for David Mamet's "Oleanna" and Edward Albee's...
'God of Carnage' leaves a lot of emotional wreckage on the stage
117 days ago
This show has as many surprises and lays bare as many souls as that Albee classic, but it is a lot funnier.
Review: A noisy 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof' distracts
127 days ago
The creative team behind the Broadway revival of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" has apparently concluded that Tennessee Williams' script needed more fireworks.
UK police accused of wrongly taking DNA of gay men
129 days ago
The "gross indecency" law dates back to 1885, and has been used to persecute thousands of English homosexuals, including playwright Oscar Wilde, who spent two years in prison after a trial in 1895...
