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Michael Cerveris records a song cut from "Fun Home," the Tony-winning Best Musical.
'China Doll,' a new Broadway play by David Mamet starring Al Pacino is a dreadful dud.
Spouses on stage in "The Illusionists" and "Daddy Long Legs" discuss working together.
David Henry Hwang, who brought home the trophy for his 1988 play "M. Butterfly," was walking on S. Oxford Ave. near Lafayette Ave. in Fort Greene when an unknown attacker slashed his neck fr…
"Star Wars" director J.J. Abrams revealed that "Hamilton" creator Lin-Manuel Miranda worked on music for a bar scene.
Just you wait: The $10 Founding Father is about to spread the wealth.
Life's a journey " and the ride often gets bumpy. That's what NBC's "The Wiz Live!" is all about.
Every day is Thanksgiving at this off-Broadway show.
And the Tony Award goes to ... the Upper West Side " again.
"Guys and Dolls" is as bright as a dime in a subway grating and as smart as a sidewalk pigeon.
Théâtre du Châtelet's award-winning production of "Singin' in the Rain," based on the 1952 film, is headed to Broadway in 2016.
Welcome back to the Big Apple, Adele.
Kim Cattrall has withdrawn from playing the title role in "Linda" on the London stage due to an unspecified health problem.
The original Captain Hook is coming back to the Peter Pan musical.
Emmy winner Wayne Brady likes what he sees when he's dressed as a woman.
Cue the helicopter " and the tears. 'Miss Saigon' returning to Broadway in 2017.
The claws are out on some Broadway, pitting family-friendly Disney against Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber.
Doing this play may be enough to make the "Modern Family" actor ready to be fully committed.
On this day in 1959, "The Sound of Music" opened on Broadway. Here's a look at some of the most famous adaptations of the musical.
'The Sound of Music' is a admirable and stunning musical play.
Bruce Willis was great in "Moonlighting" and the "Die Hard" films, but he's deadly dull in the stage version of Stephen King's novel.
And Austin Mahone was on hand to get everyone into the spirit.
"Chicago" is about the way we make celebrities of criminals, a theme more pertinent today than it was in 1975.
Actress Melissa Errico and writer Adam Gopnik discuss her show 'Sing the Silence.
This acclaimed vision of the classic, directed by Ivo van Hove, lives up to the hype.
