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The New York Times

April 22, 2015

Theater Update

From left, Michael Cerveris, Judy Kuhn, Sydney Lucas and Oscar Williams in

Review: 'Fun Home' at the Circle in the Square Theater

By BEN BRANTLEY

This portrait of a girl and her father, adapted from Alison Bechdel's graphic novel of a memoir, occupies the place where we all grew up, and will never be able to leave.

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Reviews

Finding Neverland  Matthew Morrison, center, as Peter Pan's creator at the Lunt-Fontanne Theater, with Kelsey Grammer as Captain Hook.

Review: 'Finding Neverland,' a Broadway Musical With Matthew Morrison

By BEN BRANTLEY

The musical at the Lunt-Fontanne Theater, based on the 2004 movie about the creator of Peter Pan, heightens the screenplay's life-affirming messages.

The King and I  The varied manifestations of love: Ken Watanabe as the King and Kelli O'Hara as Anna in this revival of the musical at the Vivian Beaumont Theater at Lincoln Center.

Review: 'The King and I,' Back on Broadway

By BEN BRANTLEY

Bartlett Sher's revival at the Vivian Beaumont Theater, starring Ken Watanabe and Kelli O'Hara, balances epic sweep with an intimate sensibility.

Tyne Daly, left, and Harriet Harris in the musical

Review: 'It Shoulda Been You,' a Wedding on Broadway

By BEN BRANTLEY

Revisiting a very old theme in this big fat musical of a wedding, with all the trimmings (and Tyne Daly starring), by Brian Hargrove and Barbara Anselmi.

From left, Jerry O'Connell, Renée Fleming, Douglas Sills and Anna Chlumsky in

Review: Renée Fleming Plays Against Type in 'Living on Love'

By BEN BRANTLEY

Ms. Fleming, the opera star, heads the cast of Joe DiPietro's Broadway comedy as a tantrum-throwing egomaniacal opera star.

Doctor Zhivago  A love born in sympathy: Kelli Barrett and Tam Mutu in the musical, directed by Des McAnuff, at the Broadway Theater.

Review: 'Doctor Zhivago,' the Broadway Musical

By CHARLES ISHERWOOD

The stage adaptation of Boris Pasternak's novel and David Lean's film stars Tam Mutu and Kelli Barrett.

News and Features

Actors' Equity Pushes for Minimum Wage, but Not All Members Want It

By MICHAEL PAULSON

The willingness of Los Angeles actors to perform for a pittance is at the heart of a rift in the Actors' Equity union, which represents theater actors.

Christian Borle, center, as Shakespeare in

In 'Something Rotten!,' if Music Be the Food of Farce, Play On

By CHARLES McGRATH

"Something Rotten!," about two Elizabethan-era playwrights who write a musical, echoes the experience of the brothers behind the production, Wayne and Karey Kirkpatrick.

The director Julie Taymor, above left, with Anne Hathaway at the Public Theater.

Anne Hathaway and Julie Taymor Bring 'Grounded' to the Public Theater

By MICHAEL PAULSON

The two women discuss their collaboration on George Brant's play about a female fighter pilot.

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Multimedia

Video: In Performance | Kelli Barrett

Ms. Barrett, with Ron Melrose on piano, sings "He's There" from the new Broadway musical "Doctor Zhivago," an adaptation of Boris Pasternak's 1957 novel. The show is at the Broadway Theater.

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