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"Hamilton," the hottest ticket in town, is biting the bullet about a cold reality.
It's another second coming.
"Head of Passes" is a portrait of suffering and faith.
When he's not playing the father of our country to sold-out houses, Christopher Jackson has his hands full at home.
William Shakespeare's skull may be missing from his Stratford-upon-Avon tomb, scientists revealed Thursday.
Called "Bright Star," the show isn't a bullseye. But it's sweet and tender and boasts a fine cast.
Oscar- and Grammy-winning dad-to-be John Legend has an Off-Broadway production in the works.
"Dry Powder" is a dramedy about finance dusted with cynicism that's an inch thick.
Amy Schumer dropped a lot of Benjamins with a $1,000 tip for the bartenders at "Hamilton" on Saturday night.
Like Broadway, New York restaurants are packed with dramas. Darron Cardosa, author of "The Bitchy Waiter,' tells all.
Lin-Manuel Miranda and Emma Watson freestyle rapped and sorted the Founding Fathers into Hogwarts houses.
Your nutty dreams about eating and shopping for food may be telling you that you're hungry -- for emotional support.
Broadway's bewitching new "She Loves Me" is as sweet and exhilarating as a first kiss.
"Southern Comfort" chronicles the life of Robert Eads, who transitioned from female to male and ended up facing ovarian cancer.
More than 1,000 students are going to see the hit musical, thanks to discounted tickets subsidized by a generous donation.
Broadway blockbuster "Hamilton" has sparked a video spoof about Donald Trump's presidential run and rise.
"Ironbound" is a play about working-class survival starring Marin Ireland.
The Broadway blockbuster "Wicked" hit a major box-office milestone in mid-March by reaching $1 billion mark on the Great White Way.
Thousands of public school students are about to get their hands on what Michelle Obama joked is "the hardest ticket to get on the planet."
The "Hamilton" star dropped a freestlye rap at the Rose Garden that left President Obama stunned " and wondering if they would go viral .
"My Fair Lady" premiered on Broadway in 1956 starring Julie Andrews.
embargo 3/13 at 9 p.m.
4 stars
'The Robber Bridegroom'
Laura Pels Theatre, 111 W. 46th St.
The new Broadway production revives a breakthrough, all-black Broadway musical from nearly a century ago.
The fine new drama "The Royale" is loosely based on the life of Jack Johnson, the first African-American heavyweight world champion.
Broadway actresses Kerry Butler and Rachel York discuss their new musical comedy "Disaster!"
