theater

‘Las Meninas’ inspires with acting but distracts with anachronisms

For those seeking a show where gender lines are crossed and disbelief is suspended, look no farther than “Las Meninas."

Boy's Life

“It’s funny how much 1988 looks like 2008,” said my theater companion as the lights went up on the Second Stage Theatre’s off-Broadway revival of Howard Korder’s Boys’ Life.

All Our World Is Definitely Not a Stage

I came to college to study theater. Yes—theater. It is a discipline, a subject, a merit-worthy department like any other. But unfortunately, it seems Columbia doesn’t agree.

NOMADS Wander Together To Theater Mastery

A playwright may devote months or years to a script, but the process of determining whether it is ready for the stage is much more succinct.

New York Is Alive and Singing

Taking the temperature of a city in the early days of this election year, Paul Scott Goodman is bringing his production, Alive in the World, to the New York stage.

Fairy Tales For Grown-Ups, Sondheim Style

With its twisting and turning plot and not-so-loosely veiled allegories, Into the Woods is far more than just “happily ever after”.