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The annual arts festival takes over Los Angeles in June.read more
Glenne Headly, Amy Madigan and Bill Pullman will also reprise their roles in the New York premiere of Beth Henley's play, directed by Robert Falls.read more
Audiences who know Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Hamish Linklater only from "Modern Family" or "The New Adventures of Old Christine" will be impressed by their Shakespearean smarts.read more
Premiered at London's Royal Court in 2011, the play won Penelope Skinner the Evening Standard Most Promising Playwright Award. read more
City Garage offers a feminist rejoinder to Heiner Muller's "Hamletmachine" in Santa Monica.read more
Long Beach Opera brings Shakespeare's drama to San Pedro Harbor.read more
The four-time Tony Awards host will be back in contention for theater honors himself when he stars in John Cameron Mitchell and Stephen Trask's cult musical.read more
The actor will team with downtown New York performance artist Taylor Mac on "The Last Two People on Earth: An Apocalyptic Vaudeville."read more
A resurrection, for the stage, of the hit BBC satirical political series of the 1980s comes to the Geffen in Westwood.read more
The "True Blood" star will play the iconic role of Stanley Kowalski at Yale Rep in Tennessee Williams' 1947 classic.read more
Chilean playwright Guillermo Calderon trains his sights on the widow of Anton Chekhov in this St. Petersburg-set drama.read more
Hawke will tackle the title role on Broadway in "Macbeth," while Metcalf is to star Off Broadway in the new play from Pulitzer and Tony-winning "Clybourne Park" author Bruce Norris.read more
Marking a major shift in policy, New York stages will now be eligible for the Regional Theatre Award, starting in 2014.read more
Written by and starring the veteran Tony-nominated actress, the single-character play about the late Gov. Ann Richards of Texas will play its final performance June 30.read more
The 2013 Tony Award winner for best musical will launch its road company in Las Vegas in September 2014.read more
"The Office" star appears alongside Leslie Bibb, Josh Hamilton and Fred Weller in Neil LaBute's new play.read more
A quartet of major African-American figures, including Malcolm X and Sam Cooke, argue over race in a hotel room after Cassius Clay wins his heavyweight championship in 1964.read more
Brandishing a bottle of booze, Benanti -- formerly of NBC's "Go On" -- declares: "Television sucks!"read more
Other major winners at Broadway's 67th annual honors ceremony included "Pippin," "Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike" and "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"read more
The host performs his own version of Jay-Z's "Empire State of Mind."read more
Harris kicked off Sunday night's 67th annual Tony Awards with a big song-and-dance number.read more
Hollywood and Broadway converge at Sunday's ceremony honoring excellence in theater, with A-list rookie Tom Hanks up for an acting award opposite veterans Tracy Letts and Nathan Lane.read mo…
Neil Patrick Harris hosts the ceremony, airing live on CBS at 8 pm. ET.read more
The NYC mayor will be recognized for Excellence in the Theatre at Sunday's ceremony, acknowledging his support for the Broadway community.read more
A real-life tabloid case of astronaut love gone wrong becomes a cerebral pas de deux drama in Silverlake.read more
