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A 21st-century tribute to Billie Holiday from José James celebrates the 100th anniversary of Lady Day's birth.
As lead producer of a Broadway musical"'Finding Neverland,' which opens Wednesday"Harvey Weinstein has brought his doggedly aggressive style from Los Angeles to Broadway.
A nice-Jewish-girl-marries-nice-Catholic-boy musical farce that's full of clichés.
Soprano Eva-Maria Westbroek is a down-to-earth star who has paid her dues.
David Neumann's 'I Understand Everything Better'; Montreal-based nouveau cirque Les 7 Doigts de la Main; Chita Rivera in 'The Visit' and more in this week's On Stage.
In the opera world, it isn't just who you know that matters. For baritone Lucas Meachem, it's who you do karaoke with.
Since its March 8 opening, play has grossed more than $1 million a week.
As it continues to reorganize itself, the Dance Theater of Harlem faces more stumbling blocks than stepping stones.
Christopher Wheeldon's 'An American in Paris' is musical-comedy dance made by a choreographer who can do more than just stage a song.
The two-part adaptation of Hilary Mantel's blockbuster historical novels puts the intrigue of Henry VIII's court onstage.
With three heavyweight musicals running on Broadway""On the 20th Century," "The King and I," and "On the Town""the hottest Tony Awards contest this season may well be the race for best music…
After a 'War Horse' screening in 2011, Sarah Arison quit her job and became an executive producer of 'Desert Dancer' about Afshin Ghaffariana and his underground dance company in Iran.
Theater might not be dead, but Broadway is proving less and less open to staging new plays.
Vanessa Hudgens stars in this sanitized revival about a Parisian teenager whose family is training her to become a courtesan.
'Avenue Q' cast members comes out for 'Hand of God' opening and milliner Patricia Underwood shows off a selection of veils at kickoff party for El Museo's May 15 gala.
The New York Philharmonic named the violinist Frank Huang its new concertmaster, succeeding Glenn Dicterow.
A teenager at a Christian ministry takes on the hypocrisies of evangelicalism with the help of a foul-mouthed puppet in 'Hand to God.'
Few artists have been the proverbial talk of the town in as many ways as choreographer Christopher Wheeldon, whose work has generated wave after wave of cultural news since the 1990s.
Hilary Mantel's best-selling novels about Henry VIII's court at the Winter Garden Theatre; scenic design by Andy Warhol in a Merce Cunningham piece by the Stephen Petronio Company and more.
The history of 'The King and I,' which is about to open in its first Broadway revival since the 1990s.
For some adults, high-school musicals are irresistible, even if they don't know the kids performing.
British playwright David Hare is back on Broadway, with actors Bill Nighy and Carey Mulligan starring in a revival of his 1995 play, 'Skylight.'
Two versions of a Shakespeare favorite prove that Bedlam Theatre Company is one of the most innovative troupes at work today.
Josh Gad's theater work and his improvisational skills made him a good fit for 'The Comedians,' a new FX show also starring Billy Crystal.
A Thatcherite businessman hungers for a much younger upper-middle-class do-gooder consumed by liberal guilt in David Hare's 'Skylight.'
