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"Cabin in the Sky," a tuneful curiosity, gets a loving and star-studded Encores! concert staging.
Icy Queen Elsa, her true-blue sister Anna and the rest of the "Frozen" gang will hit Broadway in a new musical in spring 2028.
While GOP presidential hopefuls shred each other, "Killing Republicans" offers perspective about life in the Oval Office.
Thoughtful and measured, the show takes its own sweet time to reveal itself.
Dominic West and Janet McTeer bring "Dangerous Liaisons" to life in Audible Originals audiobook.
No butts about it " Broadway performer Jeremy Davis was ready for his close-up in "Hail, Caesar!"
One of the biggest rock bands of the 1960s is swinging back into action. The Monkees have a new album and a tour.
Broadway favorite "Hamilton" is getting some major Grammy love.
Except for a few intentionally sour chords on a piano to set a doleful mood, "Sense & Sensibility" hits all the right notes.
Carpool karaoke comes to the Great White Way for Broadway's biggest night.
Stephen Karam discusses inspirations and casting choices for "The Humans," his family drama now on Broadway.
Shakespeare in the Park announces "The Taming of the Shrew" and "Troilus and Cressida" for summer 2016 free theater.
What's real and what's fake comes up more than once in Lauren Gunderson's exasperating drama "I and You."
"The Phantom of the Opera," Broadway's longest-running show, celebrates its 28th anniversary with the launch of a digital ticket lottery.
Broadway shows "The Humans," "Waitress" and "Fully Committed" keep it real when it comes to food.
Linda Lavin is on her game in Richard Greenberg's dull Broadway drama "Our Mother's Brief Affair."
Sting and Peter Gabriel are hitting the road together in a 19-city summer concert series.
An ax hangs over everyone's head in "Skeleton Crew," a taut and vibrantly acted drama.
Word that Bette Midler will headline "Hello, Dolly!" was a warm, sweet air kiss amid the current arctic deep freeze.
Kecia Lewis is a brave actress. Whether she's a good one or not is unclear from "Mother Courage and Her Children."
Broadway's fitfully funny revival of "Noises Off" reminds that it's tricky to perfectly bake this triple layer cake of a comedy.
Writers can't stop hacking Steve Jobs' life for material. And iHaveHadIt.
The man everyone wants to see on Broadway " Alexander Hamilton " has a birthday on Monday.
George Takei's musical labor of love "Allegiance" is beaming down from Broadway for good on Feb. 14.
"Hamilton" wanna-sees are satisfied doing the cheap-ticket lottery old-school " by hitting the sidewalk.
