741 stories by "Erik Piepenburg"
A look at Jerry Marsini's artwork for a one-man show about the killing of a gay 14-year-old.
Ms. Mason sings a number from the new musical, from the troupe the Civilians, about people working in the pornography industry.
"Horseplay: Or, the Fickle Mistress, a Protean Picaresque," at La MaMa, stars Ms. Pope as the audacious 19th-century actress Adah Isaacs Menken.
The Tony Award-winning musical, about a man who leaves his wife and son to be with another man in the early years of the AIDS crisis, will be revived on Broadway in the spring of 2016, the s…
An excerpt from a new show by the comedy troupe Parallel Exit.
The country music star Jennifer Nettles talks about making her Broadway debut in the musical "Chicago."
Scenes from an open casting call for the coming Broadway musical "School of Rock."
The British comic performs a scene from the solo show at the Barrow Street Theater.
The moody poster art for the musical "The Visit" shows the Tony Award-winning actress Chita Rivera looking regal.
Mr. Danza sings a musical number " and does some tap dancing " from the new Broadway musical, with the show's composer, Jason Robert Brown, on piano.
A scene from Moira Buffini's dark comedy adapted from Nikolai Erdman's 1928 play "The Suicide."
The season will also include the premiere of the musical "The Blonde Streak."
Courtney Love performs "All I Ever Wanted" from "Kansas City Choir Boy," a song cycle about a singer and her musician boyfriend.
A look at six theater posters from 2014 that demonstrated a keen sense of both style and salesmanship.
Mr. Jones performs a scene from the Broadway revival of the 1936 comedy.
Several Broadway shows are hitting theatrical high notes as 2014 comes to a close.
The illustrator Jeff Rogers discusses his creative process and Italian restaurant experiences.
The actress Rachel Tucker sings the number "August Winds" from the Broadway musical "The Last Ship" accompanied by the show's composer, Sting, on guitar.
Four drag performers with Christmas-themed shows at the Laurie Beechman Theater chat about their love-hate relationship with the holidays.
Illustrators and designers offer different takes on the antihero of "The SantaLand Diaries" for posters promoting regional stage productions.
This week's video features Joy Behar, the comedian and former co-host of "The View" in a scene from her autobiographical show.
A scene from Heidi Schreck 's new play "Grand Concourse," set in a church soup kitchen in the Bronx.
Mr. Tune will appear in the coming Encores! production of George and Ira Gershwin's 1924 musical.
Ms. Umphress and the pianist Brett Rowe perform the number "I Can Cook, Too" from the Broadway revival of the 1944 musical.
A digital billboard will broadcast the Act I finale of the Broadway musical "Side Show" on Monday.
