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Long Island businessman Mark Hotton is expected to make a court appearance in Long Island on Monday.read more
Mark Gordon and Molly Smith are producing the film, which revolves around star-crossed lovers living in segregated Tennessee in the 1950s.read more
Amy Morton also stars in Edward Albee's classic drama, which comes to Broadway from Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre Company.read more
The actress, called "a multi-layered, very sophisticated young woman" by her director, stars in a new comedy by the creator of "Smash."read more
Tony-winner Douglas Hodge dons the prominent schnoz of Edmond Rostand's tragicomic hero in this Broadway revival, alongside "Harry Potter" alumna Clémence Poésy, and Patrick Page, fresh fr…
Directed by George C. Wolfe, the biodrama focuses on the life of the colorful Pulitzer Prize-winning New York tabloid columnist Mike McAlary.read more
An older couple and a terminal illness are depicted kaleidoscopically, with three different scenarios playing out for the husband and wife.read more
In Richard Greenberg's new stage version of the Truman Capote novella, the actress will play Holly Golightly, the role immortalized by Audrey Hepburn in the 1961 film.read more
David Mamet's Broadway-bred Oval Office comedy of 2008 bows in L.A. at the height of another election season.read more
The Oscar-winning actress gave the gift in honor of founder Joseph Papp and former board member Nora Ephron.read more
Ed Asner makes a rare Broadway appearance, alongside Paul Rudd, Michael Shannon and Kate Arrington, in Craig Wright's play about the minefield of unquestioning belief.read more
Shakespeare's late-period, lesser-known romantic tragedy is refreshed with a successful staging in Pasadena.read more
Adapted from the 1997 documentary about an endurance-test competition run by a Texas car dealership, the new musical stars Keith Carradine and features tunes by Phish frontman Trey Anastasio…
The 1994-set play centers on an adolescent couple who aim to score tickets to the band's Hollywood Bowl concert and then jump off a freeway overpass.read more
Playwright Charles M. Lee takes on Euripides in this production by avant-garde company City Garage.read more
Kirsten Vangsness writes and stars in a thoughtful yet laugh-loaded meditation on sex and relationships.read more
The Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright of "Ruined" addresses the quandaries facing African-American artists in early 1930s Hollywood, first in the moment and then in hindsight. read more
Playwright Daniel Serrano continues his trilogy, "Impossible Cities (Ciudades Imposibles)," with a meditation on the passage of time.read more
A less ambitious production than "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" brings the comic book character to the stage through childish lens.read more
Ibsen's classic about a small town doctor who attempts to warn the citizenry about the local spa's contaminated waters. read more
Having played Viola to critical acclaim in the Public's 2009 production of Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night," the star of "Les Miserables" will showcase her singing chops in a celebration concer…
An Emmy winner for "The Practice" and a series regular on "Two and a Half Men," Taylor wrote and stars in the solo vehicle about the colorful political figure.read more
UPDATED: The actress will star in Peter Morgan's "The Audience," having previously won an Academy Award for her role in the 2006 film "The Queen."read more
The play follows "Asuncion" as the second work by the Oscar-nominated "Social Network" star to be produced by New York's Rattlestick Playwrights Theater.read more
Jake Gyllenhaal in the cast will attract attention, but Nick Payne's play about the inherent messiness of human relationships is marred by distracting directorial choices.
