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As the Broadway hit "The Producers" turns 15 today, a chat with its creator, the legendary Mel Brooks, and his Broadway aspirations.
Get those jazz hands warmed up, because we be dancing this week.
Performers in Broadway's biggest hit will be earning a lot more Hamiltons.
Joey Fatone and Lance Bass of NSYNC joined together for one very popular karaoke song " "I Want it That Way."
Broadway's "Matilda" has posted a closing notice for Jan. 1, 2017.
Advertising executive Drew Hodges discusses his new book "On Broadway: From 'Rent' to Revolution."
Broadway audiences are crying wolf at "The Crucible," thanks to a startling Tamaskan star turn.
embargo 4/14 at 9 p.m.
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"The Father"
Samuel J. Friedman Theatre 261 W. 47th St.
In "Nathan the Wise," F. Murray Abraham plays a Jewish merchant at the center of a drama about religious tolerance.
The students saw a performance of the blockbuster as part of an entertaining " and educational " afternoon.
The stage has cast another spell over Daniel Radcliffe.
A twirl-wind of energy hit Manhattan on Monday, as 100 girls auditioned for coveted spots at the prestigious School of American Ballet.
David Gest, best known for his brief and stormy marriage to Liza Minnelli, has died.
Denzel Washington is swinging again for the "Fences."
Bernie Sanders and his wife caught a Friday night performance of "Hamilton," Broadway's patriotic musical with a cult following.
'The Joe D Show' Charles Busch author and star of the play, 'Cleopatra'
It takes a Tony-winning actress to fill Jennifer Hudson's shoes.
Constantine Maroulis began his reign on "American Idol."
Anne Washburn looked to an obscure constellation for the title of her play, "Antlia Pneumatica." It means "air pump."
Actress Diane Lane can Chekhov this item from her to-do list in the fall: Star on Broadway in "The Cherry Orchard."
The high-stepping Broadway hit "Kinky Boots" was named best new musical at London's Olivier theater awards on Sunday.
"The Joe D Show": David Tennant, star of 'Richard II' at Brooklyn Academy of Music, plus 'Show Biz After Hours with Frank DiLella."
Broadway's fifth revival of Arthur Miller's "The Crucible" finds its power in the end.
Freedom doesn't come easy-breezy. Either does "1776," a singing slice of Americana about the Declaration of Independence.
Tennessee Williams' "The Glass Menagerie" premieres in New York in 1945.
