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The veteran actress gets back on the road with 'The King and I'
Little is known about the life of William Shakespeare, and the works themselves are an unreliable key to the man. That hasn't stopped scholars from trying to get inside his head.
Officials of the North Shore Music Theatre in Beverly are meeting today with the nonprofit organization's board of trustees to discuss the final draft of a long-range business plan that coul…
Phylicia Rashad shines in August Wilson's powerful 'Gem of the Ocean'
Ann Hampton Callaway is finally singing her own tunes.
The back story of the Huntington Theatre Company's production of August Wilson's "Gem of the Ocean," the first preview of which is tonight, is as compelling as the action onstage.
Gershwin lover's tale is a rhapsody in blue By Judith Maas
Michael Weller's nighttime vision inspires his surreal play of post-9/11 healing
Jeffrey Sweet's "Immoral Imperatives," with Malachi Throne.
A guest shot on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" is a big enough break for most singers. Then imagine Stevie Wonder coming out to play harmonica during your appearance. No wonder Jake Simpson though…
Cast members of August Wilson's "Gem of the Ocean" recently agreed to spend an hour during their rehearsal dinner break talking with the Globe about the play, which opens in previews at the …
"We've spent 400 years trying to civilize white people," says playwright August Wilson, lighting a cigarette at a table outside Pizzeria Uno near the Huntington Theatre on a steamy Saturday …
Boston theater would be even better if we could see 'Caroline' or 'Bounce'
Director Kenny Leon, who helmed this year's award-winning Broadway revival of Lorraine Hansberry's "A Raisin in the Sun," will take over for McClinton, the Huntington said yesterday.
Steven Maler is launching another performing-arts venture, and this time Whoopi Goldberg is his leadoff lady.
In 1997, when he was thinking of giving the stage a shot, actor Scott Wolf hadn't even heard of the Williamstown Theatre Festival.
