918 stories by "Diep Tran"
Jones' one-person show will run as part of the 2027 Under the Radar Festival.
Voices Of The Gilded Age: The Christmas Album will be released in November.
The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum will release the entire cast of The Rocky Horror Picture Show as bobbleheads
The puppet show/cabaret was a sensation in New York City 18 years ago. Now it's returned, its fabulousness undiminished.
The musical by Greg Kotis and Mark Hollmann opened September 20, 2001—controversial title and all.
Sheik died last week; his final musical begins performances this week.
The protest was organized by Hands Off the Arts, made up of former Kennedy Center staff members.
The 2008 Kennedy Center honoree posted a statement on her website.
The musical will sail its final London voyage, while charting a new course around the U.K.
In How Shakespeare Saved My Life, one of New York City’s most beloved character actors gets personal.
Fencing has been erected all around the building.
The People’s Theatre: Centro Cultural Inmigrante is located in Inwood.
The Tony winner is back with a new one-woman show, where she helps audiences process this moment in American history together.
The board of the Washington, D.C. institution voted to close September 15.
The seminal choreopoem opened September 15, 1976.
The film is adapted from Suzie Miller's play of the same name.
The Emmy and Tony winner dressed divas such as Cher, Carol Burnett, Bernadette Peters, and Liza Minnelli.
The two previously co-starred in Chess on Broadway.
The long-gestating, Broadway-bound project will premiere in the Windy City in summer 2027.
The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art is now offering short courses in NYC, making its world-renowned practices accessible—no plane ticket required.
For the 25th anniversary of 9/11, Irene Sankoff and David Hein will be attending Come From Away at the World Trade Center and in Gander, Canada.
The feminist icon, whose life story was told on the screen and on the stage, died September 3.
The longtime actor has written a play, Pre-Existing Condition, about the aftermath of abuse.
As more live stage films are being screened in cinemas, it opens up another avenue of profits for Broadway producers.
Students at the Youth Performing Arts School in Kentucky went viral last week.
