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The delightful 2000 rock film comes to Broadway with disappointing results.
"Straight Line Crazy" and "The Piano Lesson" are among the hot properties on Broadway and off this fall.
Created at NYU, "Whatever You Are, Be a Good One" goes live nationally to encourage us to listen, and learn.
"My Body No Choice" offers eight monologues about body autonomy, commissioned by Arena Stage
Branson is the entertainment hub of the Ozarks, and business is booming. The Washington Post's theater critic visited its biggest shows.
The play, which won a Pulitzer Prize, gets the searingly funny production that it deserves.
Plays detailing Till's death, Leonardo's genius and the intricacies of faith-based conservatism are on the fall docket in the nation's capital.
Among other achievements, the actress, who died Tuesday at 96, inhabited some of most sensational roles in musical theater history " and did it unforgettably.
Watch the spectacular revival of this musical at the Kennedy Center.
Wendell Pierce and Sharon D Clarke lead the cast of the latest version of Arthur Miller's masterwork to hit Broadway.
The two directors have filled this 1969 musical with transgender and nonbinary actors.
A review of Tom Stoppard's sprawling play about Vienna Jews in the 20th century.
The playwright's sprawling "Leopoldstadt" on Broadway, which heartachingly explores his Jewish roots, may not be his last work.
Lea Michele is captivatingly center stage in the revival of the 1964 musical at the August Wilson Theatre.
The British actress Sharon D Clarke, a Tony nominee last season for "Caroline, or Change," is opposite Wendell Pierce as Willy in Arthur Miller's classic drama.
New Stoppard, old Loesser, stories from the political right and left, and Shakespeare with new looks stock the stage.
"My Body No Choice" " eight monologues by female playwrights " starts at Arena Stage next month as the midterm elections approach.
The Virginia company revives the popular musical, based on Alice Walker's novel and a 1985 movie starring Whoopi Goldberg.
Kennedy Kanagawa is the puppeteer behind Milky White, the bovine star of the hit Broadway revival.
Members of the creative sector are building coalitions, raising money and even running for office to press for their causes.
Barrington Stage Company in the Berkshires stages "A Little Night Music," with Emily Skinner in one of the great roles of the Sondheim canon.
A Chicago tryout for the stage adaptation, featuring songs by Elton John, needs decidedly more zhoozh.
"Here There Are Blueberries," at California's La Jolla Playhouse, is based on photos submitted to an archivist at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.
Jessie Mueller, James Monroe Iglehart, Phillipa Soo and Steven Pasquale will feature in the return of a celebrated concert series.
The world-premiere musical at Arena Stage turns the famous abolitionist's words into moving hymns and anthems.
