Mamet's 'American Buffalo' Is Darkly Funny in Revival

Arts & Theater

• Clive Barnes, longtime theater, dance critic, dies at 81

• TheaterWorks' "The Seafarer" A Chilling Voyage

• Melora Hardin: From 'Office' To 'Chicago'

• Java: Spilling The Beans With Meg Guzulescu

• "Speed-the-Plow" Revival Better Than The Original

• Theater And Dance Shows Galore This Week

• Funny Lady: Lisa Lampanelli

• Dance Series To Have International Perspective

• Off To See The Wizard — At The Palace

• Harvey Fierstein ponders his return to Broadway's 'Hairspray' and Edna Turnblad

• Stage Review: 'Happy Now?' At Yale Rep

• Theater Group Aims To Bring Veterans' Experience To Audiences

• Stamford Theatre Works To Close

• 'Big River' Revival At Goodspeed Rings True

• Kahn Stepping Down From Arts Leadership Position

• For Actor Will Reynolds, Playing Huck Finn In 'Big River' Is A Fascinating Ride

• From Student And Teacher To Award-Winning Peers

• 'Big River' Opens At Goodspeed Opera House

• Gordon Edelstein: The Road To Karoo

• Bard, 'Boys' Highlight Fall Season

Arts & Theater Reviews

• Sondheim's Reworked Musical On A Long And Winding Road

• Smashing 'Billy Elliot' Shows The Theatrical Powers Of Stephen Daldry

• Opera Review: 'Don Giovanni' at Connecticut Opera

• New York Stage: 'Romantic Poetry' by John Patrick Shanley

• Daniel Beaty's 'Resurrection' Enjoyable, But Not Cathartic

• Connecticut Ballet To Present "Romeo and Juliet"

• 'Of Mice' And A Great Man

• 'Teen': The Sureness Of A Tiptop Novel

• Wrestling With A Question Of Beauty

• 'The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore' Superb at Hartford Stage