Bill W. and Dr. Bob is the gripping story of the founders of Alcoholics Anonymous and how their need to help themselves created a global organization which has a proven success rate in helping alcoholics overcome their addiction.

This electric phantasmagoria that will keep you engrossed as you step back in time and witness little-known events about the Booth family that shed new light on the Lincoln assassination.

This loving memorial by an acclaimed British journalist of a mother for her son, nominated for two Off West End awards, is in New York until April 20.

Three Day Hangover's 'Big Boozy Benefit' at Rockwood Music Hall was a smashing show that predicts an incredible season of fun, music, drink and amazing, interactive Shakespeare.

A family of con artists join up to help daughter Blue out of a bad situation, but as the plot thickens it's almost impossible to tell who is scamming whom.

A humorous and insightful look at how our relationships to others often form as a result of how we respond to our animals.

Dark Water is a stylistically powerful production that asks the overriding question,"Do we understanding what we are really doing to our environment and should we care?"

A constellation of theatre stars came out to celebrate promising women in the theatre arts, and to extol Zoe Caldwell with the LPTW's Lifetime Achievement Award.

This rollicking jubilee embraces cross-cultural and social revolution and reminds us of the importance that our inner spirit brings to sustaining our social and cultural freedom.

'Ernest & Celestine' is an offering at the New York International Children's Film Festival which runs until the end of March.