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Nina Arianda was compared favorably to Judy Holliday and received a Tony Award nomination for her performance as the dim-witted girlfriend of a brutish tycoon in this latest revival of Garso…
An extended conversation with Ms. Paquin, who is profiled in this weekend's Arts & Leisure section as the season premiere of "True Blood" approaches.
In a backstage video recorded during the Tonys show Lin-Manuel Miranda and Thomas Kail document the process of writing a rap in real time for the host, Neil Patrick Harris.
The final Kander and Ebb collaboration became the most nominated show to receive no Tony Awards when it did not prevail in any of the 12 categories in which it was a contender.
Receiving his acting prize for "Jerusalem," Mark Rylance once again recited a work by the poet Louis Jenkins, as he did when he won his previous Tony in 2008.
A transcript of Neil Patrick Harris's closing rap.
The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society, the union that represents theater directors including Julie Taymor, said the producers of "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" had failed to pay he…
Mr. McCartney, who has previously appeared in concert at Shea Stadium and Citi Field, will play his first Yankee Stadium show on July 15.
"In Conversation: Outside the Ring with Hulk Hogan" is envisioned as a Hulk-ified version of "Inside the Actors Studio" (with perhaps more Atomic Leg Drops than James Lipton's incarnation).
Peter O'Toole discusses "The Stunt Man," the many times he hasn't received an Oscar and why he has little love for theater directors.
Neil Patrick Harris will perform with his co-stars from the New York Philharmonic's recent "Company" revival, including Stephen Colbert, Christina Hendricks and Patti LuPone at the Tony Awar…
"Asuncion," a play by and featuring Mr. Eisenberg, the Oscar-nominated "Social Network" star, will be presented by the theater company starting in October as part of its 2011-12 season.
The concert, scheduled for Sept. 18, will celebrate Mr. Bennett's 85th birthday and mark his debut on the opera house's stage.
The "Hangover" star Justin Bartha will portray a heartbroken man whose solitude is interrupted by misfit characters played by Krysten Ritter, Anna Camp and David Wilson Barnes in the Second …
The Tony-nominated play, which stars Mark Rylance as the manly, mangy, quasi-magical trailer denizen Johnny "Rooster" Byron, will run at the Music Box Theater through Aug. 21.
Highlights of this year's festival include "The Infernal Comedy: Confessions of a Serial Killer," starring Mr. Malkovich as the Austrian criminal and author Jack Unterweger; and the last pla…
The 19th season of Encores! at New York City Center will open on Feb. 8 with a revival of "Merrily We Roll Along" directed by James Lapine, followed by new productions of "Pipe Dream" and "G…
Andrew Lloyd Webber said he wouldl donate nearly $52 million to arts organizations in his home country, using money raised from the sale of a Picasso painting last year.
Mr. Hyde Pierce, the Emmy- and Tony-Award winning star of "Frasier" and "Monty Python's Spamalot," talks about preparing to direct "It Shoulda Been You," a musical comedy that will feature T…
The Stephen Adly Guirgis play about the intertwined lives of a former drug dealer struggling with sobriety, his girlfriend and his sponsor will play through July 17.
Neil Patrick Harris, a star of "How I Met Your Mother," who hosted the 2009 Tony Awards, the 2009 Emmy Awards and, for some reason, the 2010 Spike Video Game Awards, will return as Tonys hos…
The theater company will present "The Columnist," David Auburn's first Broadway drama since "Proof," as well as "We Live Here," a new play by Zoe Kazan, and "Close Up Space," a new comedy fe…
The concert production of "Camelot," which also stars James Barbour as Lancelot and Melissa Errico as Guenevere, will be presented at the Shubert Theater on June 6 as a benefit for the Irish…
In a Roundabout Theater Company revival of the Terence Ratigan play, Mr. Langella will play a ruthless 1930s financier who seeks the help of his estranged son.
A story line in Wednesday night's "South Park" about the inherent meaninglessness of awards was just about the Comedy Awards, and not about the Tonys. Right?
