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"Love and Money" has hallmarks of an A.R. Gurney play, including references to WASPs, but not the wit and focus.
Forest Whitaker will make his Broadway debut in the spring in Eugene O'Neill's play "Hughie."
Mamma Mia! He's belted ABBA nonstop for 14 years!
Deborah Zoe Laufer's thoughtful and theatrical play is all the better for her main character's thorny and complicated nature.
The big trends on Broadway this fall: Boldface names and bold revivals of familiar shows.
The Joe D Show welcomes Bryce Pinkham, who's back in 'A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder'
After a break to star in "The Heidi Chronicles," Bruce Pinkham's back in "A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder."
Wayne Brady will step into the gender-bending 'Kinky Boots' role for which Billy Porter won a Tony on Nov. 21.
Kidman's involvement in London's "Photograph 51" has piqued interest in New York's "A Delicate Ship."
"House" doc Robert Sean Leonard will star in John Patrick Shanley's new play "Prodigal Son."
Radiohead songwriter and singer Thom Yorke has composed music for revival of Harold Pinter's "Old Times" on Broadway.
Annie Baker's odd and wonderful play, "John," reinforces her reputation as an American original.
"Cymbeline" with Lily Rabe, Hamish Linklater and Raul Esparza motors along but eventually stalls in Shakespeare in the Park production.
The 19th annual New York International Fringe Festival launches its 16-day, 200-show theaterpalooza on Aug. 14.
"Hamilton," Lin-Manuel Miranda's sublime musical about Alexander Hamilton, makes Broadway the coolest place on the planet.
"Hamilton," the Broadway musical, is churning up interest in the "10 dollar Founding Father" far beyond the Great White Way.
Move over, "Hamilton," you're not the only historic figure treading the boards right now.
Rising star Karen Pittman commands Off-Broadway basketball soap 'King Liz.'
Apotheosis Opera company launches with Richard Wagner's "Tannhauser."
Benjamin Walker cast as serial killer in Broadway musical "American Psycho."
Exposing skin is one thing. And there's plenty of full-frontal nudity " his and hers " in the play "Threesome."
"Children of a Lesser God" Oscar winner Marlee Matlin will make her Broadway debut this fall in a revival of "Spring Awakening."
A musical take on "Tuck Everlasting" will open on Broadway in the spring.
The president is about to check out a founding father.
The creators have good instincts about a story worth telling. But their reach exceeds their grasp.
