'A Month in the Country': Theater Review
Taylor Schilling, Peter Dinklage and Anthony Edwards star in this Off-Broadway revival of Ivan Turgenev's classic 19th century playread more
Taylor Schilling, Peter Dinklage and Anthony Edwards star in this Off-Broadway revival of Ivan Turgenev's classic 19th century playread more
Michael Greif will direct Waterston, while Daniel Sullivan will helm a staging of "Cymbeline." read more
The "Ted 2" actress will star opposite Thomas Sadoski in the play about two people taking stock after a hot one-night stand.read more
The 'Big Bang Theory' and 'Normal Heart' actor will lead 'An Act of God,' based on David Javerbaum's book 'The Last Testament: A Memoir By God.'read more
National Theatre director Nicholas Hytner stages a classy exit by directing Tom Stoppard's first new play in nine years, a lofty meditation on brain science and evolutionary biologyread more
James McAvoy returns to the London stage as a mentally deranged English aristocrat with messianic delusions in director Jamie Lloyd's revival of a 1960s political comedyread more
The Oscar and Tony winner opens up about his sexuality.read more
The 12-day event will feature screenings of 197 films from 54 different countries, including 23 world premieres and 52 U.S. premieres, plus several starry tributesread more
THR's awards analyst factors into his latest projections the big wins for 'Birdman' at the first two guild awards, as well as the best actor upset at the SAG Awards.
It's gangsters, bullets and belly laughs for 'Cyrano.' read more
'For the Record,' running Feb. 6 through April 4 at West Hollywood's DBA, highlights the director's best-known films.read more
Sara Gruen's best-selling novel was previously adapted into a 2011 film starring Reese Witherspoon, Robert Pattinson and Christoph Waltz.read more
The London import stars Alex Sharp in his Broadway debut as a 15-year-old math genius with an unspecified behavioral disorder that appears to be Asperger's syndrome.read more
'Beautiful: The Carole King Musical', 'Cabaret', 'Annie' and 'Dirty Dancing' are also set for the Hollywood theater's 2015-16 season.read more
THR's awards analyst: Julianne Moore, J.K. Simmons and Patricia Arquette, having won Critics' Choice, Golden Globe and SAG awards, now look like Oscar locks.read more
THR's awards analyst notes that 18 of the last 25 best picture Oscar winners, including each of the last seven, won the PGA Award en route to the big night.read more
The two are butting heads over the amount of magazine coverage the Broadway musical has scheduled in advance of its March opening.read more
Efforts to do right by Alan Turing and tens of thousands of other gay men are backed by the Human Rights Campaign, as well.read more
Douglas Sills, Blake Hammond and Scott Robertson will also reprise their roles in Joe DePietro's new comedy, alongside Renee Fleming.read more
The 'Singin' in the Rain' legend, who will receive SAG's Life Achievement Award on Sunday, talks about her life, work and multiple family ties to J.J. Abrams' upcoming film " and insists, "I…
Alessandro Nivola will also reprise his role in the Broadway hit starting May 19 on the West End.read more
A handcrafted staging of the Stephen Sondheim-James Lapine wish-fulfillment musical that's the polar opposite of Disney's lavish screen version.read more
Oscar-winning composer Alan Menken, his longtime lyricist collaborator Glenn Slater and Tony-winning director Des McAnuff are attached to 'Happy Trails.'read more
THR's awards analyst argues that narrative movies have always deviated from history to some extent "Â without always being punished at the Oscars.read more
The Oscar-winning actress will perform on the Public Theater stage in George Brant's solo play, directed by Julie Taymor.read more