8,501 stories from Backstage
Lindsay Mendez and Derek Klena star in Second Stage Theatre premiere of "Dogfight" set in the Vietnam War era.
Michael McGrath won his first Tony Award for playing Cookie McGee in the Gershwin Tuner “Nice Work If You Can Get It.”
Tony winner Stephen Daldry may take the helm of the long-delayed film adaptation of smash Broadway musical "Wicked."
"Flambé Dreams" is a lighthearted NYMF entry, filled with gags, serviceable music, and a story about a young man's ambition to become a great maitre d'.
Productions of "Miss Saigon" and Cathy Rigby's "Peter Pan" combined to generate record-setting revenue, with the 2012-13 season poised to be even bigger.
he national touring production of Bill T. Jones' exuberant "Fela!" is slightly less involving than the Broadway original but still packs a wallop.
"Himself and Nora," a NYMF offering, is a conventional but intelligent James Joyce bio-musical by Jonathan Brielle, with Matt Bogart as the famous writer.
Marc Silverberg tries to wear too many hats in his clichéd musical 'He Is Not Himself,' part of the New York Musical Theatre Festival.
"Rio," at NYMF, a tuneful musical with a propulsive beat that sets the story of "Oliver Twist" in the slums of Brazil, is undermined by errant stagecraft.
The La Jolla Playhouse prompted controversy over casting choices for new musical, “The Nightingale,” on Wednesday.
The "Queer as Folk" star joins the hit Off-Broadway musical, based on "Silence of the Lambs," as it transfers to the new Elektra theatre.
After 28 years at Lincoln Center Theater, Executive Producer Bernard Gersten steps down.
"Serious Money," Caryl Churchill's satire of the ruthless 1980s international financial market, is a mad circus in Potomac Theatre Project's production.
Oscar-nominee Diane Lane and Finn Wittorck will star in “Sweet Bird Of Youth" at the Goodman Theatre
To celebrate Broadway’s “Peter and The Starcatcher’s” 100th performance, Mayor Michael Bloomberg declared July 11 “Peter and the Starcatcher” day.
Watch one of the most beloved movie musicals when "Singin' in the Rain" celebrates its 60th anniversary.
Independent Shakespeare Co. performs by the ruins of the old bear habitat at Griffith Park Zoo.
The runaway hit of last year's Comic Book Theater Festival at the Brick Theater returns for two performances at Joe's Pub.
Actors' Equity Association selects "Tennessee Williams' Streetcar" for its Extraordinary Excellence in Diversity on Broadway Award for the 2011-12 season.
Choreographer Trisha Brown's infinitely interesting "Astral Converted" is a perfect work for contemporary art fans with a bent for architecture or geometry.
Productions of "Red," "Other Desert Cities," and David Mamet's "November" give L.A. actors a chance to strut their stuff on stage.
Dozens of films and TV series, from "Boardwalk Empire" and "Blue Bloods" to "The Good Wife" and "White Collar," shoot in New York City.
Liz Caplan is the voice teacher to the stars, with students such as Neil Patrick Harris, Allison Janney, Megan Hilty, and Cheyenne Jackson.
59E59 Theaters brings a digestible selection of the Fringe-bound shows to New York. The 16-act showcase of plays and live performances runs July 10-29.
Potomac Theatre Project, at Atlantic Stage 2, is not up to the challenge of Neal Bell's bracing stage adaptation of Mary Shelley's classic "Frankenstein."
