Bill Irwin

LONDON - How does the London theater get its buzz back? That's one question I've been pondering of late, as the British capital looks unusually somnolent, dramatically speaking, especially by comparison with a New York landscape in thrall to a... ... Full Article

Here's a Broadway diary courtesy of someone who never leaves at intermission-and, boy, is my ass tired. First off, I saw the strong revival of Joe Turner 's Come and Gone with an audience full of young students, whom you... ... Full Article

NEW YORK (AP) -- The first Broadway revival of "Bye Bye Birdie" has found a home. The Roundabout Theatre Company says it will open the musical Oct. 15 at the new Henry Miller's Theatre, constructed behind the restored neo-Georgian facade... ... Full Article

The recently completed Henry Miller on West 43rd Street will be an additional home for the Roundabout Theater Company, and will host its upcoming production of the Charles Strouse-Lee Adams-Michael Stewart musical Bye Bye Birdie, , to be directed and... ... Full Article

Mr. Isherwood's reference to the half-century wait for a Broadway production of Samuel Becket's "Waiting for Godot" may be technically correct, but he might have given a tip of the hat to the all-star Lincoln Center revival in November of... ... Full Article

NEW YORK - - It has been a season of superb performances in great plays, but nothing can quite match the new "Waiting for Godot," which opened Thursday at Studio 54. ... Full Article