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British journalist-turned-dramatist Jonathan Maitland brings celebrity sex criminal Jimmy Savile back from the dead to answer for his crimes.read more
Amy Morton directs this idiosyncratic two-hander from Pulitzer finalist Rajiv Joseph, set in 17th century India around the unveiling of the Taj Mahal.read more
Loudon Wainwright III's one-man show combines his own songs with spoken word excerpts from his famed magazine columnist father's writingsread more
The project reteams the two comedians, who collaborated on Quinn's earlier show 'Long Story Short,' which had a hit Broadway run in 2010.read more
The Olivier Award-winning London revival of Arthur Miller's 1955 drama from Belgian avant-garde director Ivo van Hove will open Nov. 12 at the Lyceum Theatre.read more
The first new stage play from Oscar nominee Patrick Marber in over a decade tackles the topical theme of corruption in football.read more
The 'Constantine' star joins the cast along with Tony winners Gabriel Ebert and Judith Light, and previously announced lead Knightley in the title role.read more
Despite the promotional push of a bubbly number on Sunday night's Tony Awards telecast, the under-performing Broadway musical will play its final performance on June 21.read more
In a letter to Les Moonves on behalf of the venerable organization representing American playwrights, lyricists and composers, president Doug Wright criticizes the decision to present major …
"Believe me, I'm not watching this thing every night!" David frankly told Jimmy Fallon.read more
The national tour of the Broadway hit arrives in L.A., bringing the indelible magic that made this enthralling musical an Olivier Award favorite and winner of 4 Tonys.read more
After walking away empty-handed from Broadway's annual honors ceremony last night, producers of the struggling show have set their final performance for next Sunday.read more
THR's awards analyst breaks down the results from Sunday night's ceremony at Radio City Music Hall.read more
'King and I' star Kelli O'Hara also somewhat unexpectedly beat out Tonys co-host Kristin Chenoweth for the best featured actress in a musical prize.read more
Kristin Chenoweth and Alan Cumming co-hosted Broadway's biggest infomercial " sorry, honors night " with top prizes going to 'Fun Home' and 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time…
The 69th annual awards show, co-hosted by Alan Cumming and Kristin Chenoweth, was held at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.read more
Helen Mirren is now one award away from joining the EGOT club. "I'm really want a Grammy! It's terrible, isn't it? I have to do an audio book of some sort!" read more
"Nobody's really laughing " everybody was quite hurt that we didn't get nominated for a Tony, honestly, but you know what's that what they do."read more
"People need to be allowed to be who they actually are," she told THR before the performance. "They can't be who somebody else wants them to be. How is it gonna hurt you? Just let them be wh…
Bradley Cooper presented the actress with the first award of the night at the 69th annual awards ceremony.read more
The 69th annual awards show, co-hosted by Alan Cumming and Kristin Chenoweth, was held at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.read more
Tom Hardy makes a creepy cameo in this docudrama based on the hit stage musical about a real-life murder spree in a sleepy English townread more
Get all the inside scoop from THR's team of reporters on the ground at Radio City Music Hall in New York.read more
The 69th annual awards show will air live at 8 p.m. on CBS from Radio City Music Hall.read more
A quick primer on the eight shows vying for the top two categories at Sunday night's ceremony.read more
