While Boston Ballet performs evening-length classics at home, director Mikko Nissinen believes that New York audiences are sophisticated enough to savor mixed bills of neo-classical and cont…
This dance revue traveling the long way from Kansas to California gives admirers of Julianne and Derek Hough a chance to see their idols in the flesh " and maybe even dance with them.
"Harry Potter" star Rupert Grint, who must worry that he'll become the Mark Hamill of the blockbuster franchise, will make his Broadway debut in Terrence McNally's comedy, "It's Only a Play,…
The new work is a delicate dance in which the lightest touch produces arousal, and electricity travels through the body in waves.
This exhilarating evening-length production signals a sunny outcome for fans of Frederick Ashton's "Cinderella," who have waited for decades while ABT experimented with inferior ve…
A collaboration with the New Brunswick Chamber Orchestra will feature dances set to music by Britten, Copland and Stravinsky.
NEWARK — A pack of bright pink and green dinosaurs stomp onstage, bare their claws and let out a ferocious “Rawr!”, which just happens to be the name of their musical n…
The choreographer says Mozart's music helps to keep her from despair. "It's uplifting, and there's a sense of order and staying afloat."
Jasperse's curious exploration of areas that other choreographers have left untouched gives his work a sensual and provocative edge.
Choreographer Ronald K. Brown doesn't buy the idea that artists can detach themselves from suffering in the world around them.
"Don Quixote" has been box-office gold since it entered the theatre's repertoire in 1978, and audiences adore it with good reason.
Justin Peck's choreographies, including "Everywhere We Go," display a powerful imagination for organizing groups, yet he is not the savior all await " not yet, anyway.
"Surface Tensions" is a dance about having to live inside one's own skin, and about the attempts that people make to escape their isolation by rubbing against each other.
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Rivera's voice is distinctive, and the play is at once brutal and poetic, fantastical and resonant of truth
"We don't have a resident choreographer. We have five of them, or eight," says artistic director Tom Mossbrucker.
Worsham is nominated for her role in 'A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder'
The theater collaborates with Rutgers University Mason Gross School of the Arts
With his latest venture, Roger Grunwald hopes that he will open people's eyes to a unique story with wider importance.
The show, which draws on music of Duke Ellington, earned seven Tony Award nominations yesterday
The season also includes works by Moliere and Alan Ayckbourn
Other big winners so far include 'Hedwig and the Angry Inch,' 'The Glass Menagerie,' 'Twelfth Night,' 'After Midnight' and 'Beautiful - the Carole King Musical.'
In an intimate, gallery space, volunteers may contribute words, music and/or movement ideas for the performers to react to.
Celebrate Leonard Bernstein and hear Pixar music live
This Tony Awards season brings even more questions than usual, with shows that don't quite fit into proper categories, two sets of repertory plays with the potential to complicate nomination…