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A musical review about the life and legacy of a sister and brother whose art advanced the identity of Afro-descendants in Peru.
Despite the ongoing strike of the Writers Guild of America, an agreement was reached for this year's 76th Annual Tony Awards to go on as scheduled, without being picketed by members of the W…
Called a 'congregational opera' by its creators, Toshi Reagon and Bernice Johnson Reagon, the performance offers up a benediction of hope and faith.
This convoluted romantic farce is a deliciously funny show.
Stage and screen star Michael James Scott (Aladdin; Book of Mormon; Something Rotten!) is set to host of this year's Broadway Celebrates Juneteenth concert, to be presented in the Duffy Squa…
Talented local performers make this musical journey back to the Renaissance a rollicking good time.
The author and solo performer of 'Rock Paper Scissors' " a Welders production " shares the personal and artistic history of the show.
The 11th annual Night of a Thousand Judys " an all-star Pride concert to benefit The Ali Forney Center for LGBTQ+ homeless youth in NYC " comes to Joe's Pub on Monday, June 12, with a starry…
The image of a brainy don interrogating the universe to the music of the spheres was unmistakable.
The award-winning musical features a thick amalgam of rock, blues, gospel, and jazz with ethereal and breathtakingly haunting harmonies.
Told in the format of a memory play, the world premiere of Tori Sampson's This Land Was Made, playing a limited Off-Broadway engagement at Vineyard Theatre, presents a fictionalized account …
New York native and 2005 Yale alumnus Andy Sandberg has recently expanded his accomplished multi-hyphenate stage and screen career as a director, writer, performer, and Tony Award-winning…
Hayley Finn's first season as artistic director brings world and regional premieres and a triptych of one-person plays.
Paata Tsikurishvili directs a new adaptation of 'The Tell-Tale Heart,' audience favorite 'Romeo & Juliet' returns, and more.
10th-anniversary season kicks off wth remount of company's first production, 'Alfred Hitchcock's 39 Steps,' followed by 'wild and wacky' musicals and comedies.
A mother's plan to bust her son out of prison plays like an explosive video game.
Pearl Cleage's entertaining and insightful play was inspired by early-20th-century African American social clubs.
This high-quality production is beautifully executed and will make you smile.
The conviction the actors deliver is the type that only real-life experience could bring to the stage.
This stage adaptation reinforces the timelessness of her profound storytelling.
The mother/daughter cabaret act Vangari " Evangeline (Vange) and Ariana (Ari) Johns " has returned to their home-away-from-home at Don't Tell Mama this week for two performances of their new…
Veteran director John Cusamano leaves Maryland with a triumph.
Reflecting the historical context of 18th-century France, the production brings a lovely balance of heart and humor to the story.
It's 1977, there's a blizzard raging outside, and a lost couple crashes their car into a deer on a mountain road, leaving it dead, him hurt, them stranded, and seeking shelter in an isolated…
Tony Award winner John Rubinstein (Children of a Lesser God), who, under the direction of Bob Fosse, made his Broadway debut in 1972, originating the eponymous role in the iconic musical Pip…
