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Bernadette Peters Celebrates the ASPCA.
On Friday, 101-year-old Doris Eaton Travis, a former Ziegfeld Girl, was back on a 42nd Street stage, rehearsing for Broadway's 19th annual fund-raiser to fight AIDS.
Kurt Weill's musical 'Lost in the Stars' is rediscovered and makes for a powerful evening
Patrick Page says he's 'having a ball' as the Green Goblin in 'Spider-Man' musical on Broadway
A web of marketing readies for the opening of the Spider-Man musical on Broadway
Outdated advice spices up 'Miss Abigail's Guide to Dating, Mating & Marriage!'
Broadway return of 'La Bete,' with Mark Rylance and David Hyde Pierce, may leave you speechless
Thirteen men have played the role of Phantom on Broadway, but the one making headlines is Norm Lewis.
"I wouldn't mind doing a TV show again, I'd like to do a couple more plays, but I'm almost done acting, I think," she said.
At the WiredArts Fest, the creators want you to use your phone during the performances. They want you to tweet, share photos, and use their own app. You also don't have to be in the physical…
Pre-history would sound very different if dinosaurs could tell their own stories. Especially if they were raucously singing and dancing while dealing with identity crises and gender morphing…
Singer discusses experience producing her new Broadway show, "Stick Fly."
If your idea of Christmas holiday fun includes a caustic comedy with a warm, mushy heart, then the Peccadillo Theater Company's amusing revival of a popular, acerbic play from the 1930s will…
Singer's new album was six years in the making.
Billions of dollars in arts funding is serving a mostly wealthy, white audience that is shrinking while only a small chunk of money goes to emerging art groups that serve poorer communities …
This month, he\'s pinging on Broadway. But it\'s not a run-of-the-mill job: Turturro is directing three one-act plays by Ethan Coen, Elaine May and Woody Allen. It would be a challenge jus…
How the hit cable series lands A-list guests to appear on the show.
What kind of deranged people watch "The Silence of the Lambs" and think: That would make a killer musical? These people: Jon and Al Kaplan, a pair of brothers from New York with a droll sens…
Kathleen Turner is as confused as anyone about the heavenly detour her roles have taken lately.
Once in love with Charley: Fine performances, oodles of charm in 'Where's Charley?' revival
