Reviews Are In for Little Bear Ridge Road on Broadway
Laurie Metcalf and Micah Stock are starring after premiering the Samuel D. Hunter play at Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre last year.
Laurie Metcalf and Micah Stock are starring after premiering the Samuel D. Hunter play at Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre last year.
The long-running Max Martin jukebox musical will also host a singalong performance November 13.
Given by the Stage Directors and Choreographers Foundation, the honors are the only awards given to directors and choreographers by a committee of their peers.
Miss Piggy, Kermit the Frog, and more are making their long-awaited Broadway debuts.
Playwrights Horizons is hosting the work Off-Broadway, following a performance group living and working in a church in Brooklyn.
The musical is adapted from Clinton and Alexandra Boiger's children's book.
See how schools and community theatres across the country celebrate spooky season.
It's a mix of location, union contracts, and seating capacity.
The Chicago theatre is looking back, while forging ahead.
The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center concert will take place November 18.
Her opera Blue will get a one-night-only concert, as well as her musical Violet.
Lincoln Center's storied stages will be filled with holiday programs through January.
The actor talks getting naked in the Broadway play, and feeling empowerment in her own body.
Jared Zirilli and Jill Abramovitz are leading the new work, about couples re-kindling romance using golf and jazz.
The book-turned-anime-turned-musical has a new composer.
The company is partnering with Clubbed Thumb and Page 73 for the upcoming encore run.
The stage favorites will be the Off-Broadway revival's new Orin Scrivello and Audrey II beginning next month.
Get a first look at the new production, playing through November 9 at the Manhattan venue.
The site-specific office comedy transforms a real Manhattan office into the war room of four brand strategists.
The production from Harlem Stage toured through Alabama, George, and North Carolina.
The one-night-only event will benefit New York Stage and Film.
The archives includes photos, programs, posters, and more from the theatre's 45-plus-year history.
The endeavor looks to be a one-stop-shop for producing, marketing, and general management.
This November, Covenant House invites communities across the country"including New York's theatre world"to take action through Sleep Out.
The bilingual musical weaves together two distinct realms to question the place of art in a capitalist society.