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A new memoir from novelist A.M. Homes, who doesn’t much care for memoirs.

With a new play set to open Off Broadway, Adam Rapp makes notes on his ridiculously varied résumé.

Matthew Sharpe's new novel, Jamestown, is a funny, violent adaptation of the Pocahontas story set in a postapocalyptic future among settlers from war-torn, polluted New York.

When you’re Joan Didion writing your first play, you’re allowed to revise up until the last minute. An intimate look� also starring Vanessa Redgrave and David Hare�at one of Broadway’s most anticipated new productions.

Now that all three parts have been unveiled, a crib sheet is more necessary than ever. Here, a primer to the tangle of intelligentsia in Tom Stoppard’s Coast of Utopia trilogy.

How Liev Schreiber finds solace in a little rage-laced profanity.

Blame it on his smooth-cheeked looks and his role as Prince Charmont in Ella Enchanted: Hugh Dancy keeps getting pegged as the Next Big British Boy Toy.

But McSweeney’s digs deal.

Ayaan Hirsi Ali fled fanaticism in Africa�and Holland. So what does she make of her new conservative friends in D.C.?

F. Murray Abraham on playing two of the biggest Jewish stereotypes in theatrical history.