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A scene from A. R. Gurney's comedy about a man and his feisty new dog, on Broadway at the Cort Theater.
A $10 front-row ticket to "Hamilton"? It can happen, thanks to lottery drawings. Here's a guide to trying for deeply discounted tickets to Broadway shows.
The artist Jonathan Finn-Gamiño talks about how pulp and comic books inspired his artwork for a new revival of the show in California.
The playwright is the recipient of the Dorothy and Lillian Gish Prize, awarded annually to artists who have had an extraordinary impact in their disciplines.
Ms. Binoche in a scene from Ivo van Hove's production of the Sophocles play, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
A look at artwork for the Taylor Mac show at Playwrights Horizons.
A look at David Habben's dark artwork for a production of the Shakespeare tragedy at the Utah Children's Theater.
Common skills like speaking with accents, juggling and handling stage combat are standard. But others are special and considered valuable.
The new musical about the founding fathers was the fourth highest-grossing show in its first full week of performances since opening.
The show will close after the ballerina Misty Copeland makes her Broadway debut.
The Academy Award-winning actress will star in a play by the Obie Award-winning playwright Danai Gurira.
The actor will play James Tyrone Jr. on Broadway next year, opposite the already announced cast of Jessica Lange, Gabriel Byrne and John Gallagher, Jr.
"Hamilton," "Penn & Teller on Broadway" and "An Act of God" all had million-dollar weeks at the Broadway box office.
A drooling wombat is the face of a solo show performed by the longest-serving zookeeper at the National Zoo in Washington.
The high-profile musical took in a whopping $1.2 million at the box office in its first week of performances.
The show becomes the first of the young 2015-16 Broadway season to recoup, something only about 25 percent of shows on Broadway do each year.
Mr. McDermott will play the role originated by Eli Wallach in the 1956 film written by Tennessee Williams.
The duo's new magic show had a solid first week at the box office.
Recorded announcements and personal pleas have only a limited effect, as recent incidents on Broadway and elsewhere demonstrate.
The actress talks about taking away the cell phone of a texting audience member during a performance of "Shows for Days."
Mr. Nunn, the former artistic director of the Royal Shakespeare Company, will direct "Pericles."
There were few fireworks for several Broadway shows over the holiday week.
The stage adaptation of the Oscar-winning film will have its North American premiere in the 2016 season of the festival in Ontario.
The Tony Award-nominated actors perform a scene from the two-part Broadway drama about Thomas Cromwell and King Henry VIII.
Ms. Boggess sings the number "A Little Bit Less Than" from the new Broadway musical comedy.
