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The uptown theatre has announced its winter season Off-Broadway.
He left the theatre “in a bit of a huff,” but now Darrel Maloney has a life that is artistically fulfilling, working on shows such as American Idiot and, currently, Babylon Line.
The author and actor returns to the show after playing The Boy in a 1974 college production.
The actors will perform the plays written in response to the tragic shooting at Pulse Nightclub earlier this year.
The Off-Broadway theatre’s winter gala will feature performances by Josh Groban, Denée Benton, and more.
The role of Ocean in the new musical, set to open December 1, is now being played by Tiffany Tatreau.
The Tony winner performs the solo play, without the help of a director or knowing the script, November 28.
The Tony winner shares the best career advice she’s gotten, her first job, and why she’s the best person to be with backstage.
Broadway to the Rescue will stage a holiday benefit concert in support of L.A.’s homeless community.
The star will host the Upper West Side’s only tree lighting ceremony and perform a variety of holiday classics.
The staff, who also work on La Jolla Playhouse productions, have been instructed to re-apply for positions that will reduce their annual incomes by as much as 45 percent.
The world’s largest solo theatre festival wrapped up with an awards night in New York City.
The large-scale production about the life of the famed philosopher will make its U.S. debut this winter.
Robert Fairchild, Heléne Yorke, Chuck Cooper, and more join the one-night-only benefit concert.
The uptown institution announces its lineup of theatre, dance, music, and art for 2017.
The New York Theatre Workshop production, helmed by Tony winner Sam Gold, sold out within hours last month.
Mouna R’miki, an actor and dialect coach for The Band’s Visit, shares her wisdom.
A Raleigh resident complained the project was discriminatory and a violation of the city’s policy.
Tickets to the world-premiere production at the Public Theater will be available next month.
The Wellesley Centers for Women and the American Conservatory Theater share their preliminary findings.
The world-premiere production reunites Mark Brokaw and Nicky Silver following their collaboration on The Lyons.
Manhattan Theatre Club’s star-studded fall benefit celebrates the two-time Tony winner.
What’s on the star’s bucket list, the one sport she’s good at, and her first job ever.
Two-time Tony winner Sutton Foster stars as Charity Hope Valentine in the intimate revival at the Signature Center Off-Broadway.
The adaptation of James Joyce’s short story is staged in an Upper East Side townhouse starring Kate Burton and Boyd Gaines.
