504 stories by "Mark Peikert"
The musical, with a score by Stephen Schwartz, starts performances in February 2020.
The Oscar winner portrays the embattled singer near the end of her life in the upcoming film.
Tony-winning costume designer Catherine Zuber and Tony-winning scenic designer Derek McLane create a den of opulence and sensuality.
The show's Diana Trout"of the statement necklaces and withering one-liners"previews what fans will see on the latest season, now airing.
Kate Hamill adapted the Louisa May Alcott classic for the new play, directed by Sarna Lapine.
Christopher Gattelli reveals how ingenuity and a bit of luck allowed him to create the high-kicking, high-flying routines for Cher.
The annual pet adoption event, co-founded by Bernadette Peters and Mary Tyler Moore, will return in summer 2020.
The Tootsie swing and Legacy Robe recipient celebrates being and out and proud woman in the Tony-winning musical.
Shor plays imperious manager Diana Trout on the TV Land series, but can she identify which quotes are Diana's and which are from other famous bosses?
The improvised hip-hop show will play the Booth Theatre.
Directed by James Macdonald, the revival begins previews July 6.
Richard Eyre directs the production for Theatre Royal Bath.
Part of the Hadestown and What the Constitution Means to Me teams, respectively, Sally Cade Holmes and Rachel Sussman want to open more doors.
Co-produced by Michael Urie and Doug Nevin, the June 20"24 festival resurrects deserving queer-themed works alongside brand-new voices.
The director was responsible for movies such as Romeo and Juliet and several operas at the Metropolitan Opera House, including its most produced work ever: La Bohème.
The My Fair Lady star talks taking on classic theatre roles from a different perspective.
As Julie Madly Deeply begins performances at 59E59, writer-performer Sarah-Louise Young shares some of her favorite things about the Oscar winner.
Kate Hamill adapted the Louisa May Alcott classic for the new play, directed by Sarna Lapine.
The cast of Hadestown, including Amber Gray, André De Shields, and Reeve Carney, performed two songs from the 14-time Tony-nominated musical.
The star of the Lifetime series American Princess, premiering June 2, recalls some of his very first theatrical experiences.
The duo's sixth collaboration opened May 28, 1953.
The Alanis Morissette musical will begin previews at the Broadhurst Theatre November 3.
The star earned her third of five Tony Awards for the 1974 revival, directed by Arthur Laurents.
Winners were announced during a May 19 ceremony at the NYU Skirball Center, co-hosted by Tony winners Ann Reinking and Ben Vereen.
This week, the two demonstrate a glutes and abs workout to the Pretty Woman song "I Can't Go Back."
