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Richard Nelson's "Hungry" is an impeccably drama of an election year and American lives in limbo.
Stages on Broadway and beyond are poised to burst with exciting new musicals and plays and star-studded revivals.
Danai Gurira's Off-Broadway play explores assimilation and identity.
Lupita Nyong'o is a natural in her Broadway debut " powerful, poignant, convincing as a 15-year-old girl surviving wartime in Africa.
Welcome to the dopey drama "Red Speedo," written by Lucas Hnath ("The Christians") and directed by Lileana Blain-Cruz.
"Disaster! on Broadway is a musical spoof of catastrophe-themed movies mixed with '70s pop hits.
Defibrillator, a UK-based company known for immersive works, presents "Insignificance" in a hotel room.
'Shuffle Along' star Adrienne Warren discusses playing Florence Mills and Gertrude Saunders on Broadway.
Trevor Nunn directs "Pericles" for Theatre for a New Audience in Brooklyn.
Forest Whitaker's Broadway debut in Eugene O'Neill's "Hughie" leaves you wanting.
Donald Trump and Adolf Hitler are in the same league, if you ask Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick.
Michelle Williams and Jeff Daniels star in abuse drama "Blackbird" on Broadway.
Maybe there will be a white Founding Father after all.
A Broadway wannabe duped a Tony Award-winning producer, a new lawsuit alleges.
Forest Whitaker's Broadway debut will be short-lived.
The jailed ex-boyfriend of an actress in Broadway's "The Color Purple" suffers from mental illness, his attorney argued.
Longevity is a running theme at any Broadway production. That goes double for "Tuck Everlasting," a new musical about a family of immortals.
The beloved teacher who asked only that his students make their lives extraordinary is bringing his lesson plans to the stage.
Producers of "White Rabbit Red Rabbit" tell why Nathan Lane, Whoopi Goldberg, Patrick Wilson jumped at the chance to do the solo play
He hasn't even run for president yet, but rapper Kanye West is already the inspiration for a story about a founding father.
Benjamin Walker will put his moneymaker to use on Broadway in "American Psycho," based on Brett Easton Ellis' savage novel.
Noah Haidle's "Smokefall" is an abstract family portrait.
"Nice Fish," co-written by and starring Mark Rylance, is like "Waiting for Godot" on ice.
Stephen Karam's "The Humans" is a piercing and perceptive family drama.
Sandy Duncan left the "Peter Pan" prequel "Finding Neverland" after just five performances in the musical.
