1,121 stories by "CHARLES ISHERWOOD"
This gorgeously danced, and just plain gorgeous, production directed and choreographed by Christopher Wheeldon pays tribute to the 1951 movie of the same title.
Ms. Hudgens plays Colette's teenage courtesan-in-training opposite Corey Cott in the musical's revival at the Neil Simon Theater.
Tracey Scott Wilson's play at the Public Theater examines the start of urban gentrification in a rough neighborhood from an intimate point of view.
This Robert Askins black comedy about the divided human soul stars a ruthless sock puppet.
In Laura Eason's drama at the Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, a gritty live-performance space confronts the rise of electronic music and rave in the 1990s.
John Strand's drama, having its world-premiere production at Arena Stage, stars Edward Gero as the Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.
"New York Spring Spectacular," a lavish new show with the Rockettes at Radio City Music Hall, features imposing sets, 3-D effects and breathless promotions of the city's attractions.
In Mr. Beaty's new solo show at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, he embodies the life story of Robeson, the African-American performer, and sings his songs.
Bess Wohl's new play at Ars Nova follows six troubled souls through a weeklong intervention without words. Only their guru talks.
David Greenspan's elliptical drama follows a 16-year-old boy from Los Angeles on a bus trip across the country in search of his movie-star idol.
Ms. Moss plays the title role in the vibrant revival of the 1989 Tony-winning Wendy Wasserstein play that contemplates a woman's debate of motherhood vs. career.
Lerner and Loewe's 1951 musical about the California gold rush " which has never had a Broadway revival " arrives at City Center, directed by Marc Bruni.
There is a surprising self-seriousness to this polished but ponderous musical, with music by Alan Menken and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz.
The life and career of the athlete, actor, singer and civil rights activist is brought to dramatic life in this play, written by and starring Daniel Beaty.
Melissa James Gibson's play centers on a couple preoccupied by his unfinished classics dissertation and her clinical trials of a drug.
The Australian actor John Noble plays Henrik Ibsen and Hamish Linklater plays the Norwegian sculptor Gustav Vigeland in this drama loosely based on real events.
Ms. Wallace's soggy play centers on two runaway slaves in Rhode Island who hope to board a ship to freedom in Africa.
In Matthew Lopez's new play, a free-spirited woman and her reclusive gay neighbor form a sustaining friendship.
In Bathsheba Doran's perfectly wonderful new play, a young woman's parents wonder how to adjust to her evolving relationship with a childhood friend.
In this goofy, family-friendly musical, a team of superheroes wrestles with romance, a would-be supervillain and the prospect of a life after crime-fighting.
In six short plays, Mr. Ives ("Venus in Fur"), presents unsettling coincidences, revelations from the dead and a man in love with a washing machine.
This drama's heroine seeks a better life in the big city, but frustration and compromise enter the picture.
In his one-man show about a teenager's murder, Mr. Lecesne portrays a detective, a hairdresser and several other characters.
The freshest fruits this season from American playwrights can be seen in Off Broadway theaters.
This comedy-drama by Nick Jones weaves fantastical elements into the story of an unremarkable woman coaxed into writing a memoir " or fabricating one.
