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Students are alleging that their upcoming production of the Paula Vogel play was shut down in an act of anti-LGBTQ censorship.
The Theatre Communications Group event will honor The Piano Lesson's Samuel L. Jackson and LaTanya Richardson Jackson.
The Louanna O. Carlin & John MacDonald Reading Series will feature two reimagined classics and one new musical.
The Adrienne Kennedy play stars six-time Tony winner Audra McDonald.
The television trailblazer, who passed away on December 30, 2022, interviewed many theatre legends over the years.
The Stage Directors and Choreographers Foundation will present the annual awards in a virtual ceremony in February.
The loose-lipped Broadway diva appeared on CNN's New Year's Eve Live broadcast in a segment titled "Does Patti Give A Damn?!"
The couple previously starred in Bareilles' musical Waitress together for its Broadway return in 2021.
The stage-and-screen actor paid a visit to the Broadway revival in its final two weeks before closing.
Following financial struggles and a cyberattack halting ticket sales, The Metropolitan Opera is re-evaluating how it operates, both artistically and commercially.
From debuts to red carpets, opening nights and closing bows, these are our most memorable images from Broadway's first full year back.
The 1898 opera returns to The Metropolitan Opera for the first time in 25 years beginning December 31.
When the show's December 26 performance was cancelled due to tech issues, its stars stepped in for an audience Q&A.
From Patti LuPone to Ariana DeBose, these stars are no longer tweeting following Elon Musk's takeover of the social platform.
The new Broadway play cancelled its opening night December 20 due to a case of COVID-19 within the company.
The cast of the hit Broadway play shares their favorite parts of Hanukkah, including whose family makes the best potato pancakes.
The podcast series, which adapts Shakespeare classics into reimagined audio plays, has begun with the comedy-romance, directed and translated into modern verse by Tracy Young.
The theatrical union has released a statement announcing that all required Equity auditions must be held in-person in the new year.
The new Broadway play cancelled its opening night on December 20 due to a case of COVID-19 within the company.
