Archive for Monday, May 14, 2007

Many ways to play Wango Tango

• A nostalgic rendezvous with the City of Light By Susan King

• Maugham waxes witty on a marriage growing stale By Daryl H. Miller

• `Delta Farce’ needs a new joke strategy By Roger Moore

• No word, 4 letters or otherwise, on rap lyrics By Marcus Franklin

• Becomingly British By Richard S. Ginell

• Sizing up character in `Fat Pig’ By Charlotte Stoudt

• TV genre yabba dabba doomed? By Roger Catlin

• Help from above just got better By Al Martinez

• Comedy serious about music By Lynne Heffley

• She means show business By Randy Lewis

• Just mad for her fury By Natalie Nichols

• DVR, for divide, vex and rankle By Scott Collins

• Fierstein heads Globe’s ‘08 season

• Cable news is more than open to debates By Matea Gold

• Still crazy after all these years By Steve Hochman

• 5 `wild’ artists win Alpert awards

• Revitalized By Margaret Wappler

• Imagine how Mozart would swing By Don Heckman

• A place that promotes climbing to new heights By Amy Kaufman

• NBC renews `Law & Order’; new `CI’ shows will air on USA By Matea Gold

• Uri Caine’s jazzy swansong By Mark Swed

• A diehard addict kicks her habit: TV By Bernadette Murphy