Frost/Nixon
The famous series of interviews forms a surprisingly theatrical and involving evening, no small thanks to Frank Langella's Tony-winning performance.
Gypsy
This month only, dynamo meets dynamo: Patti LuPone takes on the mother of all Broadway musicals, Mama Rose. Stand back, world.
Mary Poppins
Even if the reviews were lukewarm, those songs, the production numbers, and that scenery will have young ones wide-eyed for most of the proceedings.
Shakespeare in the Park
The Public Theater had a hit with their just-ended "Romeo and Juliet" starring Lauren Ambrose ("Six Feet Under"). Next up, starting August 7th, is Martha Plimpton as Helena in "A Midsummer Night's Dream."
SpiegelTent
Inspired by the swanky Belgian tent shows from early in the last century, a mix of cabaret/circus/burlesque that's definitely not for the kids.
Spring Awakening
Duncan Sheik's music is one of the best reasons to see this exuberant musical about teenage love, sex, and passions.
written on Monday Jul 9, 2007
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