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THR's awards analyst on the critically-acclaimed revival of Lorraine Hansberry's 1959 play, and the Tony snub of its leading man, Denzel Washington.read more
A veteran of the London and Los Angeles scene, he mounted plays all around the world and wrote "Sherlock's Last Case," which bowed on Broadway in 1987.read more
Two works by Igor Stravinsky and Wynton Marsalis are staged in Long Beach with librettos by Kurt Vonnegut.read more
The American Theater Hall of Fame inductee directed "The Coast of Utopia," "Henry IV" and "Hairspray" on Broadway.read more
Special citations went to the Shakespeare's Globe double of "Twelfth Night" and "Richard III," and to playwright-director Richard Nelson's four-part cycle, "The Apple Family Plays."read more
Celia Keenan-Bolger, Megan Mullally, Lily Rabe, Hamish Linklater, Uzo Aduba, Carly Rae Jepsen and
Billy Magnussen told THR of their attraction to Off-Broadway on Sunday night.read more
The director of "Rocky" and "Here Lies Love" tells THR of his upcoming series about the classical music world and "Romeo and Juliet" retelling with Felicity Jones.read more
The two musicals, as well as the Bertolt Brecht revival, "Good Person of Szechwan," made the 29th annual Lucille Lortel Awards a banner night for the Public Theater.read more
THR's awards analyst on surging shows "Beautiful" and "Hedwig," discouraging stats for original score nominees, and troubling splits for best musical and book.read more
A New York theater institution since 1982, the annual roast skewers everyone from Idina Menzel through Neil Patrick Harris to Mandy Patinkin and Carrie Underwood.read more
THR's awards analyst weighs in on "Velocity of Autumn" and "Bridges of Madison County," which both received best actress noms -- and posted closing notices -- last week.read more
Baz Luhrmann and Andrew Rannells hit the McKittrick Hotel's Gallow Green to fete the return of the musical based on David Byrne's and Fatboy Slim's 2010 concept album.read more
Officials from the Huntington Theatre Company in Boston say Martin died Wednesday at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York.read more
The actors will star in a retooled version of "It's Only a Play" by Terrence McNally, whose latest work, "Mothers and Sons," received two Tony nominations this week.read more
The musical is the second Tonys casualty after the nominations were announced on April 29.read more
In prepping for the Norah and Delia Ephron play, the artist discovered her own sense of style, which she describes to THR as "tool belt lesbian."read more
"I'm living the life of a nun. It's theatre, rest, theatre, rest. I'm saving my strength just for the play," says the 84-year-old performer, who will be hitting the stage at the Laguna Playh…
Playwright Adam Rapp's complex portrait of mental illness, guilt and responsibility is staged in Orange County.read more
THR's awards analyst looks into the predicament facing multiple actors from "A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder," "A Raisin in the Sun" and "Twelfth Night."read more
Mikhail Baryshnikov stars in this reworking of two Chekhov short stories.read more
Patti LaBelle, Gladys Knight and Natalie Cole have signed on as special guests this summer in the Broadway revue, which scored seven Tony nominations including best musical.read more
After scoring a single mention for lead actress Estelle Parsons, Eric Coble's play about a feisty oldster threatening to blow up her Brooklyn brownstone will close Sunday, less than two week…
The iconic folk opera of early-1920s African-American life in Charleston is given a makeover in downtown L.A.read more
Daniel Radcliffe must be starting to think it's personal, but he's in good company among this year's high-profile snubs, with James Franco, Michelle Williams and Denzel Washington.read more
UPDATED: Musicals "A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder" and "Hedwig and the Angry Inch," and plays "The Glass Menagerie" and "Twelfth Night," earned the most nominations.read more
