'Hamilton': Who's Making Millions Off Broadway's Hottest Show
THR analyzes the revenue from sold-out shows, music and even books related to New York's most in-demand ticket in years.read more
THR analyzes the revenue from sold-out shows, music and even books related to New York's most in-demand ticket in years.read more
Stephen Schwartz reveals to THR that the production ban in the state extends to all of his works.read more
The actress will end an absence of almost 40 years when she takes on the role of the struggling landowner in Stephen Karam's new adaptation of the Chekhov classic. read more
The 'American Crime Story' actor plays the lead role of Hero in Pulitzer winner Suzan-Lori Parks' Homeric trilogy, having its West Coast premiere at the Mark Taper Forum. read more
"At the end of the day, I'm a white, red-headed guy, and I don't want anyone to be offended," the 'Modern Family' star tells THR of juggling accents in 'Fully Committed.'read more
Glenn Close makes her belated West End stage debut, reviving her 1995 Tony-winning role in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Hollywood noir musical based on the Billy Wilder film. read more
A group of old friends gather together to host a wake in Anne Washburn's supernatural-tinged drama, which features Annie Parisse and Rob Campbell. read more
This lightly dramatized new Beatles musical features 60 songs, 45 performers and a high-tech stage set that includes a full-scale replica of Abbey Road recording studio. read more
The Brooklyn Academy of Music hosts the Royal Shakespeare Company's 'King and Country: Shakespeare's Great Cycle of Kings.' read more
Benedict Cumberbatch, Nicole Kidman and Mark Rylance missed out on top honors, but Judi Dench broke her own Olivier record for number of wins.
David Tennant makes his U.S. stage debut as the doomed monarch in the opener of the Royal Shakespeare Company's 'Henriad,' presented under the banner 'King and Country.' read more
Following a breakout series of film and TV work that began with 'Inside Llewyn Davis' and continued through 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens,' the Juilliard-trained actor will tackle the role i…
Saoirse Ronan leads the accusers in this revival of Arthur Miller's morality play about the Salem witch trials, with Ben Whishaw and Sophie Okonedo as John and Elizabeth Proctor. read more
Following their sellout New York run, Nick Kroll and John Mulaney continue to hit comedy paydirt with their old codger alter egos in a limited Hollywood engagement.read more
Stephanie J. Block will also star in the Broadway revival of the Tony-winning musical by William Finn and James Lapine, about complicated relationships in the shadow of AIDS.read more
Santino Fontana stars as John Adams in the Tony-winning 1969 musical about the Founding Fathers, which Lin-Manuel Miranda credits as his inspiration for 'Hamilton.'read more
Stephen Karam's drama scored the most nods but missed out on key mentions for best play and director, pointing to a wide spread with no clear frontrunner. read more
Following 2013's New York run starring Eisenberg and Vanessa Redgrave, the 'Batman v Superman' star nervously anticipates a new cast featuring Tony-winner Deanna Dunagan as the acclaimed pla…
The Emmy-winning actor will reprise the title role in David Javerbaum's comedy, after performing the play in Los Angeles and San Francisco.read more
Scott Rudin will produce the revival of the classic newspaper comedy by Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur, with Jack O'Brien directing a cast that also includes John Goodman.read more
Phylicia Rashad stars as the matriarch of a family in southernmost Louisiana experiencing a crisis of faith in Tarell Alvin McCraney's contemporary spin on the Book of Job.read more
The Tony-nominated actor will play the tart-tongued George III starting April 11, replacing Jonathan Groff.read more
"I vowed never to make banjo jokes because I really respect the banjo," he told THR. "It's quite beautiful and it's misunderstood. But somehow, the temptation was too great!"read more
The 2014 Tony winner for best musical arrives in Los Angeles on its national tour, with wit and charm to spare and an all-new cast.read more
Walter Bobbie directs this original bluegrass musical by Steve Martin and Edie Brickell, about two Southerners in the 1940s whose lives are more intertwined than they know. read more