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Theater: In London, Young Playwrights, Including O?Neill
Ben Brantley in London considers ?Spur of the Moment,? written by a 17-year-old, and early works by Eugene O?Neill and Tennessee Williams.

Neil Simon?s ?Second Avenue? Hits Home on West End
Stark economic times, and perhaps star power, have made a hit of the West End production of ?The Prisoner of Second Avenue.?

Theater Review | 'The Late Henry Moss': A Sam Shepard Play at the 45th Street...
In Sam Shepard?s play ?The Late Henry Moss,? at the 45th Street Theater, the family that yells together is, well, stuck together.

Zach Braff in Paul Weitz?s ?Trust? at Second Stage
Zach Braff follows ?Scrubs? with a dream job Off Broadway, in Paul Weitz?s new play, ?Trust,? at the Second Stage Theater.

Theater Review | 'Twelfth Night": Sonnet Repertory?s ?Twelfth Night,? at St. ...
The bed is the thing in a new rendition of one of Shakespeare?s romantic comedies.

Theater Talkback: Preaching to the Choir on 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'?
The actor and writer Marc Wolf wonders if his solo show about gay men and women in the military can, or should, change people's minds.

Cherry Lane Won?t Produce Plays for a Year or More
The Cherry Lane Theater in Greenwich Village says a shortfall of roughly $167,000 means it won?t produce plays for a year or more.

Up Close and Personal: Theater for Audiences of One
High-concept works performed for one person at a time, long popular in Europe, are coming to New York.

Theater: ?You Me Bum Bum Train? in London Is a Wild Ride for One
In London, ?You Me Bum Bum Train? thrust audience members ? one at a time ? into challenging situations.

Theater Review | 'Notice Me': Blair Singer?s Teenage Drama at Wild Project
Blair Singer?s ?Notice Me? seems like so many other portraits of anxious teenagers, with very little to distinguish it outside of a wrong-headed commitment to being noticed.

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