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Onscreen, he’s the perfect actor’s actor. But behind the scenes, Philip Seymour Hoffman keeps busy saving Off�Off Broadway.

A star of the hit musical talks about stealing the award, hightailing it to Vegas, and changing the Broadway business model.

Jason Biggs’s contract must require him to simulate sex whenever he appears, even in a role calling for a Yankees yarmulke.

Oscar viewers will be relieved to know that Billy Crystal’s lucrative new solo show is better than his recent award-hosting stints

A revival of Paula Vogel’s chaotic 1992 AIDS play, inspired by the death of her brother Carl.

The playwrights have certainly met quota in their perverse biographical work about Henri Toulouse-Lautrec’s syphilitic final days in Montmartre.

In Woody Allen’s latest theatrical foray, a fifties Brooklyn family squabbles over obligation, money, and the incompatibility of love and marriage.

She’s a sexually frank female performer who’s used her phenomenal mainstream popularity to help women around the world. So why does she drive me crazy?

David Herskovits’ winning ADD-ish direction and an enthusiastic ensemble give the show a kooky charm.

Purely by kismet, John Patrick Shanley has three shows up this month, two of which have just opened.