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The Broadway company of "Priscilla Queen of the Desert" recently gave a special performance at Gracie Mansion in honor of Pride Week.
The 2011 Lincoln Center Festival will include an historic visit by The Royal Shakespeare Company.
Shakespeare in the Park is spotlighting Daniel Sullivan's excellent rendition of "All's Well That Ends Well," and it's a near-perfect staging that's worth seeing.
Anyone with a sharp-witted and possibly foul-mouthed grandmother is sure to enjoy playwright Amy Herzog's "4000 Miles." NY1 contributing critic David Cote of Time Out New York file…
After entertaining hundreds of thousands of fans in Central Park over the past two decades, "that Guitar Man" is now celebrating a major milestone and has plans for a possible musi…
Off-Broadway's MCC Theatre has debuted a new work from playwright Michael Weller called "Side Effects."
The cast of Broadway's "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" will be back on stage tonight as they grapple with the death of a stagehand who, sources say, was linked t…
Last night's performance of the Broadway hit "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" was abruptly cancelled after the sudden death of a stagehand backstage.
NY1's weekly segment "Your Weekend Starts Now" shows entertaining picks for great things to do this weekend all around the city. NY1's Arts reporter Stephanie Simon filed the follo…
The theater community's gypsies gathered together for the annual Broadway Bares benefit Sunday night. NY1's Frank DiLella caught up with one of them - Broadway vet Rachelle Rak.
The theater community's gypsies gathered together for the annual Broadway Bares benefit Sunday night. NY1's Frank DiLella caught up with one of them - Broadway vet Rachelle Rak.
NY1's Roma Torre gives her take on Tony Kushner's "The Illusion."
NY1 VIDEO: Donna Karger hosts the June 18, 2011, edition of On Stage.
Hardcore Tennessee Williams fans may delight in "One Arm," which has finally found its way to the stage, though theatergoers should be warned that they may be the only ones interested.
After months of setbacks and a record-breaking 183 previews, the musical "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" officially opened on Broadway Tuesday night.
After 183 previews, multiple injuries and an ousted director, "Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark" officially opened on Broadway on Tuesday night, and NY1's Roma Torre filed a review.
NY1 VIDEO: Donna Karger hosts the June 13, 2011, edition of On Stage.
After months of setbacks, the musical "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" has officially opened on Broadway.
After months of setbacks, the musical "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" officially opens on Broadway.
The Tony Awards took place on the Upper West Side on Sunday, but thousands of theater fans showed up in Times Square for a free viewing party to watch NY1's live red carpet coverage and the …
The musical comedy "The Book of Mormon" led the way with nine Tony Awards as Broadway celebrated its own at the Beacon Theatre Sunday night.
The Broadway musical "The Book of Mormon" was up for 14 nominations, including Best Musical, at the 65th annual Tony Awards Sunday night in the Upper West Side's Beacon Theatre.
The Broadway musical "The Book of Mormon" is up for 14 nominations, including Best Musical, at the 65th annual Tony Awards tonight in the Upper West Side's Beacon Theatre. | NY1 ha…
On Stage holds its annual pre-Tony correspondents roundtable to assess the races for the 2011 awards.
NY1's Roma Torre gives her Tony Award predictions for 2011.
