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The stars of ABC's "GCB" and CBS' "The Big Bang Theory" will co-host the nominations announcement live from Lincoln Center on May 1.read more
Two basketball Hall of Famers get warm but dramatically insubstantial treatment in Eric Simonson's account of their decade at the top.
The glory years of NBA superstars Earvin "Magic" Johnson and Larry Bird are affectionately recalled in Eric Simonson's bio-play, from the same Broadway producing team as last season's NFL-ba…
As a portrait of a political power consort who became the main event, Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's warhorse has its limits, but director Michael Grandage's production dazzles.
Reprising the role that made her a star overnight in London, Argentine discovery Elena Roger is flanked by Ricky Martin and Michael Cerveris in Broadway's first revival of the Tony-winning 1…
David Rooney The basketball Hall of Famer will be on hand with cast members for a post-show talkback following a special April 13 matinee performance of the new play by Eric Simonson.read mo…
David Rooney The Oscar-nominated actress will play the Baker's Wife this summer in the Public Theater revival of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's 1986 musical fairy-tale mashup.read more
Erin Carlson The "How I Met Your Mother" star returns to emcee and produce the ceremony on June 10.read more
A gutsy performance trapped in a one-note play that gives us the broad outline of the tragic star but lacks the insight to penetrate her heart.
A deluxe cast breathes fresh life into this entertaining round of political marksmanship by a keen-eyed observer whose experience in the D.C. swamp informs every line.
After the commercial disappointments of "Tarzan" and "The Little Mermaid" on Broadway, Disney scores by keeping it simple, spirited and engagingly old-fashioned in this winning rethink of th…
Jordan Zakarin The enigmatic actor reflects on his one man show and a lifetime spent in and out of the spotlight.read more
The 1971 religious rock opera remains a psychologically lite relic of its time, but it gets propulsive treatment in this energized, vocally robust revival.
The stage adaptation of the 1982 MGM film will premiere in San Francisco in the fall before bowing in New York in spring 2013 in a production directed and choreographed by Tony winner Kathle…
Directed by Kenny Leon, the telefilm begins shooting in April in Atlanta, with a cast that also includes Alfre Woodard, Adepero Oduye and Condola Rashad.
THR's theater critic looks at the questions raised by NPR's revelations concerning the veracity of Mike Daisey's monologue, "The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs."
As much a song cycle as a musical, this bittersweet fairy tale has a spellbinding charm.
Ghosts, gay love and acting get stuffed into Ferzan Ozpetek's roomy, well-crafted dramedy that re-examines the divide between theater and real life. read more
Mike Nichols' psychologically resonant production of this American classic is sure to rank high among the major theatrical events of the season.
The Emmy-winning actor will play Chastain's emotionally distant father in the stage adaptation by Ruth and Augustus Goetz of the Henry James novel, "Washington Square."
The recent Oscar winner reprised the acclaimed role that earned him a Tony Award in 1997 last year in Canada in this bio-play, which was captured on film by director-adapter Érik Canuel.
The former Disney Channel star will make her Broadway debut in the musical adaptation of the 1992 Touchstone comedy, stepping into the role originally played onscreen by producer Whoopi Gold…
The late musician penned many tracks for Disney, including songs from "Mary Poppins" and "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang."
A classic of the gross-out comedy genre, the 1978 John Landis feature, "National Lampoon's Animal House," will join the long list of movie hits being retooled as theatrical musicals.
An infamous Broadway flop becomes just another insipid teen-angst musical in this well-intentioned but misguided revision.
