'Enlisted's' Keith David Talks Starring in 'Paul Robeson' at Ebony Theatre (Q&A)
The play, originally starring James Earl Jones, continues at L.A.'s Ebony Theatre on April 18, 19 and 20 with additional shows.read more
The play, originally starring James Earl Jones, continues at L.A.'s Ebony Theatre on April 18, 19 and 20 with additional shows.read more
After a handful of sequels, the actor-producer still ran into resistance when adapting his story for Broadway, or "a great idea for someone who's a fool."read more
The longtime Broadway supporter will be presented with the Isabelle Stevenson Award in recognition of her commitment to arts education and her work through her Rosie's Theater Kids initiativ…
A late work by Noel Coward, staged in Pasadena, examines the state of the closet in England circa 1966.read more
The era-defining black comedy, in which Winona Ryder and Christian Slater took down a totalitarian high school clique, gets bubblegum song-and-dance treatment Off Broadway.read more
Idina Menzel, the breakout voice star of Disney's "Frozen" juggernaut, returns to Broadway for the first time in 10 years in this new musical from the creators of "Next to Normal."read more
Stripped-down Shakespeare is staged in Venice.read more
Simon Cowell's talent show "The X Factor" is both mocked and celebrated in this surreal stage musical, which has the British media mogul's blessing and backing.read more
This world premiere play by Beau Willimon ("House of Cards") concerns four ordinary people whose lives become intertwined by fateful circumstances.read more
Kemal Harris of Kemal & Karla outlined the daily routine of the Broadway star through four luxurious looks.read more
One of the playwright's most daring pieces, starring Bruce Davidson, Sharon Lawrence and Roxanne Hart, runs through April 13.read more
The head of Channel 4's drama unit and film division leaves to oversee administration at Britain's National Theatre, alongside incoming artistic director Rufus Norris.read more
The "Sherlock" actor will portray the iconic Shakespeare character in the British capital in 2015.read more
Three high school buddies reunite a quarter century after graduation to get drunk and reminisce about their younger selves.read more
Contenders for Broadway's top honors will be broadcast live on April 29 from New York's Paramount Hotel at 8:30 a.m. EST on TonyAwards.com and "CBS This Morning."read more
Caryl Churchill's seminal play about breaking the glass ceiling in Thatcher-era Britain is staged in North Hollywood.read more
Tyne Daly, Frederick Weller and Bobby Steggert star in Terrence McNally's new play, which returns to characters first encountered in his 1988 one-act, "Andre's Mother."read more
The veteran actor, who died Friday at 65, had a stage career spanning more than three decades, including seven Broadway productions.read more
The 1980s blockbuster returns to Broadway in a cinematically propulsive staging that stars Ramin Karimloo as prisoner 24601, Jean Valjean, and Will Swenson as his adversary, Javert.read more
This weekend the Getty will present "Selected Shorts: Drama at Dinner" with Robert Sean Leonard, Michael Imperioli, Christopher Lloyd and more will read short stories.read more
The dance-driven spectacle that was scheduled to begin a five-week run March 27 at Radio City Music Hall has been postponed until 2015 "because it has become clear that additional work is ne…
The actors will star in a production at Williamstown Theatre Festival this summer of Sam Shepard's 1983 play about two combative ex-lovers duking it out in a Mojave Desert motel.read more
Barry Manilow provides the music for his long-gestating dream project about a largely forgotten male vocal sextet of international variety stars.read more
The U.K.'s most prestigious stage awards, considered Britain's answer to the Tonys, will be dished out by the former Bond girl and the actor at a ceremony in April.read more
Disney's latest animated movie musical to get a Broadway makeover is the 1992 fairy tale set in a fictional Middle Eastern kingdom, featuring songs by Alan Menken and Howard Ashman.read more