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As a group of friends and acquaintances share stories of their pasts, their recent accomplishments and failures and their dreams for the future, Rachel Bonds touches on ambition, friendship,…
This one-stop prop shop provides just about any item you can imagine, from animated primates to a replica of an airplane, for stage shows, films and events.
Also: The Sound and the Fury opens at the Public Theater
The former Daily Show writer has recreated the role of the creator for Jim Parsons of "The Big Bang Theory"
As the final production of the season, Stravinsky's "The Rake's Progress" at the Metropolitan Opera makes a lively, refreshing conclusion.
Audra McDonald and rising singers of the Metropolitan Opera raise their voices
Also: Jesse Eisenberg pens and stars in a new off-Broadway play
There's a side of Broadway that lacks the branding values of "Finding Neverland" or "Mamma Mia!" where the offbeat, irreverent and challenging remain.
Worlds collide in Richard Wesley's "Autumn," a study of contrast between one generation and the next, life on the streets and life in a government office and, in the mind of protag…
The not-quite-wholesome but usually harmless rites of teenagers take a horrifying turn in Tammy Ryan's "Tar Beach."
Also: Make Music New York returns with more than 1,000 free outdoor concerts
Announced this morning, top shows with six or more nods also included "Something Rotten!," "Wolf Hall: Parts One and Two," "The King and I," "The Curious I…
"I know it's unusual getting a call from a dead explorer," says the title character in "Ernest Shackleton Loves Me."
With last Friday marking the end of the eligibility period for this year's Tony Awards, the time for predictions has begun.
Written and directed by Ruben Santiago-Hudson, the world premiere at Two River Theater is driven by debate about the impact of the history of blacks in America.
In Lisa D'Amour's "Airline Highway," named for the home to the motel, a group of misfits take care of each other and hold one another back from the vices that tempt them.
"Beware a woman scorned" are words to heed when it comes to Chita Rivera's character in "The Visit."
Set in 1595, when playwrights were like rock stars, brothers Nick and Nigel Bottom (Brian d'Arcy James and John Cariani) are determined to have a hit.
As it chronicles love, war, survival instincts and purpose in a rapidly changing world, "Doctor Zhivago" is an earnest romance with an epic, operatic scope.
Also: Q2 music broadcasts the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra
The operatic luminary makes her Broadway debut as Raquel in "Living on Love" by Joe DiPietro.
Following a sold-out, acclaimed run at the Public Theater, "Fun Home" hits Broadway with some of the biggest anticipatory buzz of the season.
Fiasco Theatre's Two Gentlemen of Verona begins performances
Over the course of his career as a playwright, screenwriter and professor at New York University, Wesley's writing has dealt with stories that take place in his hometown of Brick City - or t…
Rodgers and Hammerstein's classic is now onstage at Lincoln Center Theater in a sumptuous production directed by Bartlett Sher starring five-time Tony nominee Kelli O'Hara
