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Romeo and Juliet
In "Romeo and Juliet" from the Nature Theater of Oklahoma, we're not given a traditional production—or even a traditi... More »

A Little Night Music
While it's hard not to miss the romantic sweep and orchestral lushness of Harold Prince's glorious original productio... More »

Fela!
Director-choreographer Bill T. Jones has improved this dynamic political musical for a transfer to the Main Stem. But... More »

Movie / TV Reviews

Temple Grandin

Temple Grandin
Temple Grandin was diagnosed with autism back when doctors offered such news with a cigarette and the name of a nearby institution. But Grandin's mother was not the institutionalizing type. More »

Ajami

Ajami
"Ajami" is broken up into five nonlinear chapters, which forces the audience to pay close attention to get invested into the story. But the payoff is huge and, ultimately, quite moving. More »

Terribly Happy

Terribly Happy
Folks in Denmark liked "Terribly Happy" enough to make it their selection for the Academy Awards' best foreign language film category, and there's little reason to argue with the Danes over their choice. More »

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NY Theatre Reviews

Tosca and the Two Downstairs

Tosca e le altre due (Tosca and the Two Downstairs)
This well-tuned U.S. premiere of Italian playwright Franca Valeri's peppery, two-character comedy, inspired by Puccini's "Tosca," is enormously pleasing. More »

The Enchanted Pig

The Enchanted Pig
An intergalactic adventure teaches a plucky princess about the true meaning of love in this impressively scored and imaginatively staged opera. More »

When Joey Married Bobby

When Joey Married Bobby
A very funny and moving comedy about doing the right thing for your family, even if you're a Southern Republican. More »

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LA Theatre Reviews

Wrecks

LA Review: 'Wrecks'
In "Wrecks," Neil LaBute's one-act solo piece featuring actor Ed Harris, the playwright saves a startling character revelation for the final few minutes. More »

Geography of a Horse Dreamer

Geography of a Horse Dreamer
Christopher Durang might always be known as the creator of actors' nightmares, but Sam Shepard will probably be revered forever as someone who wrote juicy roles that are an actor's dream. More »

Fences
'Fences" is set in the 1950s just prior to the civil rights movement. Things are slowly changing, and for the Maxson family, old times clash with new possibilities. More »

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Industry Grosses

Rank Title Gross
1. WICKED $1,337,056
2. BILLY ELLIOT: THE MUSICAL $1,075,181
3. JERSEY BOYS $1,067,889
4. THE LION KING $939,523
5. A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC $905,001
6. WEST SIDE STORY $813,378
7. A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE $731,939
8. MAMMA MIA! $573,759
9. MARY POPPINS $550,048
10. SOUTH PACIFIC $541,860

Week ending January 31.
Credit: The Broadway League

Rank Title Gross
1. AVATAR $31,280,029
2. EDGE OF DARKNESS $17,214,384
3. WHEN IN ROME $12,350,041
4. TOOTH FAIRY $9,998,109
5. THE BOOK OF ELI $8,908,286
6. LEGION $7,176,375
7. THE LOVELY BONES $4,726,828
8. SHERLOCK HOLMES $4,515,344
9. ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS: THE.. $3,997,136
10. IT'S COMPLICATED $3,804,215

Week ending January 31.

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