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Jenna Ushkowitz made her Broadway debut as a child in the 1996 revival of THE KING AND I and came back as a swing in the original production of SPRING AWAKENING.
The play will soon be available for anyone to download for free and perform and adapt as they like.
Pulitzer Prize winner David Lang's piece will be performed by a volunteer chorus consisting of anyone who signed up to attend three rehearsals.
Honorees include a man who volunteers to transport disabled people in Nairobi and a 16-year-old who invented a new way to preserve water in drought-stricken South Africa.
Construction has taken away two of the small spaces designated for street entertainment activity.
The standby for all three Schuyler sisters is the latest subject in HAMILTON's series of portraits taken by photographer Josh Lehrer using his 1839 lens.
Vaccaro's Play-House Of The Ridiculous, founded in 1965, was created as an antidote to the predominantly naturalistic American theatre of the time.
Television's newest musical comedy star can be just as funny off the cuff as she is scripted.
The central character in William Finn and James Lapine's very New York musical wants it all.
Second Stage Theatre presents the world premiere production of THE LAYOVER, written by Leslye Headland and directed by Trip Cullman.
At every performance of Nassim Soleimanpour's play, a different actor is handed the script for the first time as they step onto the stage.
For 1,699,000, you can entertain friends and family Gypsy-style.
The newest video in the American Theatre Wing's 'Working In Theatre' series offers a fascinating look at the work of two Broadway makeup artists.
A new art installation will provide unique loungers in Times Square.
HAMILTON's Lin-Manuel Miranda enjoyed the honor of being spoofed by master parodist Gerard Alessandrini.
The coloratura soprano achieved remarkable notoriety when at age 18 she became the youngest singer ever to debut at New York's Metropolitan Opera House.
A dressing room with a window is a rarity says the FINDING NEVERLAND star.
The master monologist and storyteller takes on the Republican presidential candidate.
There's no soft-selling from Janet McTeer when she talks about her upcoming Broadway assignment.
Next stop is France as Boggess stars in THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA in Paris.
The Tony-winner not only excels on stage but in the gym as well.
After making her Broadway debut in 1998 as a replacement in M. BUTTERFLY and returning a dozen years later as Marshal of the Court in SEUSSICAL, Ann Harada made a huge splash as the no-nonse…
An accidental reminder that even though the hilarious musical features adorably furry puppet characters, it ain't for kids.
Shakespeare's seldom-performed wartime drama is set in contemporary times.
Gelblum was a Partner and Chair of the Theater department at Loeb amp Loeb LLP, where he practiced in the live stage, motion picture, television and documentary film areas.
