Marina Carr's play 16 Possible Glimpses will get a reading in Irish Repertory Theatre's 2012 Reading Series 3 PM March 30 at the Rep's home in Manhattan.
The cast album of the Broadway musical Lysistrata Jones — featuring the music and lyrics of Lewis Flinn — will be released on the Broadway Records label on May 15.
Broadway's Rachel York will play Reno Sweeney in Roundabout Theatre Company's national tour of the 2011 Tony Award-winning Anything Goes, launching in Cleveland this fall.
Three-time Tony Award-winning actor Frank Langella's new memoir, "Dropped Named: Famous Men and Women As I Knew Them," is in stores starting March 27. Harper published the 356-…
The world-premiere production of British playwright Matt Charman's Regrets, about men biding their time — and bickering and bonding — at a Nevada ranch while waiting for quic…
Spiegelworld, the producer of tent-housed theatrical events that draw on circus, cabaret, variety and burlesque traditions, will return to New York City this summer for a 15-week run of a ne…
A limited number of lower-price general rush tickets will be available for every performance of the Broadway run of Bruce Norris' Pulitzer Prize-winning Clybourne Park, the comedy-drama …
Rated P for Parenthood, the Off-Broadway musical comedy revue that takes loving and naughty pokes at the institution of parenting, will close April 8 upstairs at the Westside Theatre. The ve…
A new generation of theatregoer will get easier access to the songs of George and Ira Gershwin with a student rush ticket policy, announced by the producers of Broadway's Nice Work If Yo…
The Chicago premiere of Mark St. Germain's two-character drama Freud's Last Session, about a meeting of opposite forces C.S. Lewis and Dr. Sigmund Freud, opens March 26 following pre…
Now. Here. This., the new musical created by and featuring the cast of Broadway's [title of show], will get an extra week in its world-premiere run at Off-Broadway's Vineyard Theatre…
PS Classics, the record label devoted to the American Songbook and the heritage of musical theatre, announced performers and a release date of May 22 for its previously announced studio cast…
The cast and orchestra of the recent Encores! concert of Stephen Sondheim and George Furth's Merrily We Roll Along will reunite in April to record a two-disc cast album, PS Classics anno…
Clybourne Park, Bruce Norris' humor-flecked play about racial and economic changes occurring in a neighborhood over a 50-year period, begins Broadway previews on March 26. Winner of the …
The Single Girls Guide, the new musical about a swinging-'60s advice columnist, gets a developmental workshop reading through ASCAP in Manhattan on March 26. Farah Alvin, Nancy Opel, Cla…
Joshua Bergasse, a dancer who performed in Broadway's Hairspray and The Life, is suddenly in charge of some of the most high-profile choreography in America — on TV's "Sma…
Tony Award-winning Broadway producer Emanuel Azenberg will discuss his long personal and professional relationship with playwright Neil Simon in a moderated chat following the 2 PM March 24 …
"Smash," the hour-long NBC musical drama series about the making of a Broadway musical, has been renewed for a second season.
New York Theatre Workshop's four-show 2012-13 season will include the New York City premiere of Amy Herzog's Belleville and Alexander Dinelaris' Red Dog Howls, the downtown compa…
Cynthia Harris is the imperious immigrant grandmother in TACT/The Actors Company Theatre revival of Neil Simon's Pulitzer Prize-winning Lost in Yonkers, opening March 22 following p…
The Times Square Theater, the last of the dormant legit theatres between Seventh and Eighth Avenues on West 42nd Street in the Broadway theatre district, will be renovated to house a starry,…
Academy Award nominee and three-time Emmy Award nominee James Cromwell ("Babe," "L.A. Confidential," "The Queen," "Six Feet Under") is Pozzo in Mark T…
Kathleen Turner reprises her Broadway role of a no-nonsense nun in High for a San Francisco engagement of Matthew Lombardo's drama starting March 21 at the SHN Curran Theatre.
The Chicago premiere of Mark St. Germain's two-character drama Freud's Last Session, about a meeting of opposite forces C.S. Lewis and Dr. Sigmund Freud, features the play's orig…
The New York City premiere of Dan LeFranc's The Big Meal, a play that spans 80 years in the life of a family — over the course of many mealtimes, both joyous and contentious &mdash…