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Lynn Cohen died yesterday at age 86 according to friends on social media. She was not famous in the movie star sense
At the Greenwich House Theater for a memorial for Oscar nominee and Emmy winner Rip Torn, awesome clips revealed the evolution of
It's been a tough winter for Broadway at the box office. This past weekend's take was $27.9 million, the lowest since last
The call for help went out at 2:42pm on Thursday, just while Donald Trump was having a nervous breakdown on national TV.
The Lunt Fontanne Theater was bursting with stars and heavy hitters of renown yesterday afternoon to say goodbye to the great Jerry
"Hamilton" is coming to movie theaters. The Tony and Pulitzer Prize winning powerhouse of a musical was evidently worth $75 million, according
Sting brought his brilliant musical, "The Last Ship," to Jimmy Kimmel last night. They talked about the show, currently at the Ahmanson
There was always a problem with Sting's Broadway musical, "The Last Ship." Even though the music was par excellence, the songs beyond
Madonna is certainly suffering from her blown out knee. She cancelled another show, this time in Lisbon last night with 45 minutes
Winter, as they say on Game of Thrones, is here. On Broadway the January chill has set in after three weeks of
No one is more "in" right now than Elaine May. At age 87, she's just won a Tony Award for "The Waverly
The new version of "West Side Story" was supposed to open on Broadway on February 6th. But then the actor who plays
"Welcome to Kremlin West!" Aglitter in a sequined sheath, Sandra Bernhard took the Joe's Pub stage like a bat outta hell, that
William Shakespeare is having a bad year. First, Netflix's "The King," starring Timothee Chalamet, dropped his name and all reference to him
Busy week on Broadway with last week's box office numbers just in. "Jagged Little Pill," based on Alanis Morissette's shrieky album from
EXCLUSIVE: The new "West Side Story" is supposed to start previews tomorrow. I'm told that the avant garde choreographer hired for the
Alannis Morissette's famous album, "Jagged Little Pill," opens on Broadway tonight. Producers are crossing their fingers for exultant reviews to spur ticket
I don't know if Meryl Streep and Beth Leavel know each other, but they should. Leavel, a 2006 Tony winner for "The
The "Hustlers" awards campaign came to New York Sunday night with an Academy screening, a Q&A, and a reception at the Museum
The Broadway Michael Jackson musical has a star. Ephraim Sykes, who played David Ruffin in "Ain't Too Proud" this past season, and
The six hour play "The Inheritance" opened last night on Broadway, with eyes on the 2020 Tony Award for Best Play next
Mock- yeah. It's Box Office Redux for producer Scott Rudin as Jeff Daniels has exited "To Kill a Mockingbird" on Broadway and
#RIP "Tootsie." Nominated for 11 Tony's, winner of two including Best Actor and Best Book, "Tootsie" will shuffle off to Buffalo next
Last year, director Ivo von Hove brought his hit London production of "Network" to New York and caused a lot of talk:
It was a great night on Broadway at the Lunt-Fontanne Theater for the opening of "Tina!" the musical about beloved legend Tina
