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Annie Baker's odd and wonderful play, "John," reinforces her reputation as an American original.
"Cymbeline" with Lily Rabe, Hamish Linklater and Raul Esparza motors along but eventually stalls in Shakespeare in the Park production.
William Shakespeare may have been stoned when writing his famous plays.
To record or not to record " for Benedict Cumberbatch, there is no question.
The 19th annual New York International Fringe Festival launches its 16-day, 200-show theaterpalooza on Aug. 14.
"The Wiz" is having a moment " a couple of them, in fact.
"Hamilton," Lin-Manuel Miranda's sublime musical about Alexander Hamilton, makes Broadway the coolest place on the planet.
Few realize the huge role the Miranda family played in nurturing this new genius of our stage.
A familiar, freckle-faced teen is on his way to the stage " Archie.
The Yellow Brick Road apparently runs through New Jersey.
Meet the man you love to hate. Raul Esparza loves taking on unsavory roles, but his Iachimo in "Cymbeline" hits new lows.
"Hamilton," the Broadway musical, is churning up interest in the "10 dollar Founding Father" far beyond the Great White Way.
A company launched Monday, looking for those who want to invest in Broadway.
When the lights go out at the old Nassau Coliseum for the final time Tuesday, "Piano Man" Billy Joel will be the last one standing.
If Patrick Stewart's character in "Blunt Talk" reminds you of the newsman in "Network," good.
The star of "12 Years a Slave" is about to make her New York stage debut.
Brian J. Smith learned about his Tony nomination last year in a real-life way that was every bit as dramatic as his role on Broadway.
Move over, "Hamilton," you're not the only historic figure treading the boards right now.
Robert De Niro is on board to bring "A Bronx Tale" back to the stage " as a musical.
Boy George didn't just perform his first New York show with Culture Club in 15 years at the Beacon on Monday.
'The Absolute Brightness of Leonard Pelkey' is a poignant group portrait by James Lecesne that shines Off-Broadway.
Rising star Karen Pittman commands Off-Broadway basketball soap 'King Liz.'
Apotheosis Opera company launches with Richard Wagner's "Tannhauser."
Comedian Colin Quinn laments the decline of his hometown in his Off-Broadway solo show, "The New York Story."
It was tutu emotional!
