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'Spring Awakening' returning to Broadway in new production by Deaf West Theatre
He's got a license to trill.
Ron Cephas Jones leads free Classical Theatre of Harlem production of "The Tempest"
Ballerina Misty Copeland has another breakthrough planned " a debut on Broadway.
Just days after breaking racial barriers in ballet, Misty Copeland has her toes pointed toward Broadway.
Music-comedy rookie Jake Gyllenhaal and seasoned vet Ellen Greene lead gleeful "Little Shop of Horrors."
The world seems eager to accept a Culture Club reunion.
Billy Joel set a record for most performances by a single artist at Madison Square Garden with his 65th show Wednesday night.
Chilina Kennedy, of "Beautiful," and Judy Kuhn, of "Fun Home," discuss new solo albums.
"Of Good Stock," a comedy of three sisters, isn't a charm.
A London opera production that was roundly booed by an opening night audience on Monday for a scene of full frontal nudity.
The Broadway musical "It Shoulda Been You" will close its doors after running only six months.
The American Ballet Theatre promoted Misty Copeland to principal dancer, a first for an African-American woman.
Patti LuPone and Michael Urie lift Douglas Carter Beane stage memoir "Shows for Days."
Marla Louissaint, 17, who just graduated from the Beacon School, was named best actress.
Michael Cerveris steps in for Sutton Foster to host the National High School Musical Theatre Awards.
'A Midsummer Night's Dream' got a new twist on the tale with a bilingual puppet show.
The stars of 'Shows for Days,' like Patti LuPone and Michael Urie, talk about their early theater experiences.
The President's moving solo of "Amazing Grace" was felt across the nation " and on Broadway.
The author announced Friday that 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child' will debut on the London stage in 2016.
Darren Criss says he's sorry for taking an improvised shot at Caitlyn Jenner on stage.
New York's Gay Pride parade always falls on the last Sunday in June " but this party got started on Friday.
The Douglas Carter Beane's "Shows for Day" recall early theater experiences.
A "Clueless" musical? As if!
Taye Diggs has made his Hedwig debut.
