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Fall Theater Preview: A Dozen Shows Gets You Back to (Drama) School

Experiments, parodies, Sondheim, Godot, and much more await you this fall.
By David Cote
Rupert Murdoch, Chairman and CEO of News Corporation, reviews the first edition of The Sun On Sunday as it comes off the presses on February 25, 2012 in Broxbourne, England.

Play About Rupert Murdoch’s Brash Beginnings May Stop the Presses

Can the media mogul conquer Broadway?
By John Bonazzo
Jason Alexander in The Portuguese Kid.

Jason Alexander on Tackling Gender Dynamics With Comedy

"Most of my closest friends were women who protected me when I was bullied, and were always there when the chips were down," says Alexander.
By Sherry Amatenstein
Actor Frank Langella sitting inside of the Friedman Theatre, 261 West 47th St., New York, New York, May 24, 2016.

‘The Father’ Knows Best: Frank Langella Reflects on His Theatrical Legacy

By Harry Haun
Lauren Worsham, Bryce Pinkham, Jefferson Mays and Lisa O’Hare.

Valentine’s Day Massacre: Broadway Stars Jefferson Mays, Norbert Leo Butz and Cynthia Nixon Offer Valentine’s Day Devotions

By Benjamin-Emile Le Hay
Gaines and Kathleen McNanny in An Enemy of the People. (Joan Marcus)

Brothers (Up) in Arms: A Trim, Healthy <em>Enemy of the People</em> Is a Strong Candidate This Election Season

By Rex Reed
Michael Chernus and Pierce.

Close Up Space May Be Just a Little Too Close for Comfort

By Rex Reed
Nixon (Getty Images)

Cynthia Nixon To Star in Wit

By Daniel D'Addario

A Beautiful Tempest. Plus: Equivocation in Midtown

By Jesse Oxfeld

Doubt: Nun Cries Sex Abuse, But This Sister’s a Disgrace

By John Heilpern

Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: Who’s the Most Predictable of All

By John Heilpern
A rendering of "Wendy," this summer's YAP installation at MoMA PS1. (Courtesy)

Missing Link to Crib and Stroller Found in House and Garden

By John Heilpern

Proof Positive of Fragile Life and Love Through Higher Math

By John Heilpern

The Wild Party ‘s Over, And the Allergist ‘s Stuffed-Up

By John Heilpern

Feesh, Feesh, Oh Feeshy Feesh! Captains Courageous Lost at Sea

By John Heilpern

Furor Over ‘Gay Jesus’ Part of a Cultural Chill

By Todd Gitlin
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