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‘Sexsting’ Gets Too Cozy With Its Subject

In its L.A. premiere at Katselas Theatre Company, Doris Baizley’s “Sexsting,” about an FBI Internet predator investigation, offers strong performances but has a high creep factor.

Broadway Stars Perform at Artists for World Peace Benefit

A selection of Broadway's young stars will put on an evening of song and dance for the second annual "Artists for World Peace on Broadway" benefit.

'Rudolph the Red-Nosed ReinDOORS' Lights a Roaring Yuletide Fire

“Rudolph the Red-Nosed ReinDOORS,” Troubadour Theater Company’s uproarious mash-up of Jim Morrison and Rankin and Bass, weathers a few ragged patches through sheer subversive élan.

'This Clement World' Lacks Emotional Complication

Cynthia Hopkins tries hard at St. Ann’s Warehouse in the visually arresting “This Clement World,” her new song-cycle extravaganza about climate change, but didacticism trumps art.

Alicia Silverstone and Malin Akerman Land New Roles

Silverstone will return to Broadway in the porn industry comedy “The Performers,” while Akerman has been cast in a key recurring role on the ABC sitcom “Suburgatory.”

"The Last of the Hausmanns" Is Another Triumph for NT Live

Dysfunctional family drama is anything but familiar in Stephen Beresford’s “The Last of the Haussmans,” a live broadcast from London’s National Theatre in cinemas worldwide.

Attend Actors’ Equity Membership Meetings in Your Region

Events for Equity members will be held in Oct. and Nov. in San Francisco, Seattle, San Diego, Atlanta, Phoenix, Philadelphia, Las Vegas, New Orleans, Detroit, and Milwaukee.

Strange Bedfellows

“Strange Bedfellows,” a tale of a gay politician, borrows too much from Howard Hawks’ 1940 film “His Girl Friday,” but Theatre Out’s world premiere is a fast-paced lark.

David Lindsay-Abaire and Naomi Wallace Win 2012 Horton Foote Prize

The 2012 Horton Foote Prize went to the plays "Good People" and "The Liquid Plain," it was announced Sept. 4.

City of Shadows

“City of Shadows” is a unique and compelling song cycle from the Fringe that makes use of haunting forensic photographs to paint an impression of life’s fragility and preciousness.