Excellent lead performances help make up for some casting and pacing problems in this production of the classic tale.

With budgets being slashed, U.S. Uncut wants to shift the focus to corporate taxes that go uncollected because of various deductions.

The Queens Players' production of this neglected classic from Shakespeare's time is simply a blast.

The Fantasticks is really about what happens after the happy ending.

Pushed over the edge, Gogol's antihero descends into obsessions and decides he is the King of Spain.

In the near term the news is probably good for rival Barnes & Noble, but the brick-and-mortal bookstore business has been declining for years.

Journalists always lived under a storm cloud, but at least they were issued umbrellas. Now we may all end up without a shred of nylon to protect us.

Refusing benefits is all very well if you can afford it. What about the millions of Americans who couldn't possibly?

This post-apocalyptic tale of vaudevillians and scavengers reminds us, on more than one level, why we love theater.

Robert Sean Leonard will join Jim Belushi in a revival of Garson Kanin's Born Yesterday.