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"Ever After," a new musical based on the 1998 Drew Barrymore film, opens at the Paper Mill Playhouse.
Al Pacino cast himself as a hero after dropping out of a play in Copenhagen over the writer's legacy as a Nazi sympathizer.
The Tony Awards are a week away but unless you're a theater geek you'd never know it.
Vanessa Hudgens has come a long way from her "High School Musical" days.
Starry presents at the Tony Awards include Joe Manganiello, Bradley Cooper and Bryan Cranston.
The Joe D Show 12: Betty Buckley talks about "Dark Blue-Eyed Blues," cutting horses and "Grey Gardens."
Jim Parsons divine in 'An Act of God' Joe Dziemianowicz Jim Parsons stars as an Almighty with "wrath management issues" in "An Act of God."
Jason Alexander is in rehearsals to take over the Larry David role in the hit Broadway comedy, "Fish in the Dark."
Jason Alexander and Larry David will present a 'big' Tony Award on June 7.
'Nice Girl' review: Wonderfully warm play about women & love Joe Dziemianowicz Playwright Melissa Ross' gentle, old-fashioned heart-tugger casts an insistent spell, even when she lays it on …
Jessica Lange returning to Broadway for Eugene O'Neill's "Long Day's Journey Into Night."
Broadway is busier and raking in more dough than ever, according to official industry figures.
'Theatre for One' lets the audience go it alone Joe Dziemianowicz Theatre for One turns a 4-foot by 8-foot crate into a portable theater.
Sam Waterston begins his role as the marooned sorcerer Prospero in Shakespeare's "The Tempest" on Wednesday in Central Park.
It's Judy Blume's first novel for adults since 1998 " and she goes back to her youth.
'The Other Thing' review: Modern ghosts haunt Off-Broadway Joe Dziemianowicz Emily Schwend's "The Other Thing" is a reminder of how tricky supernatural stories are to pull off.
Amanda Seyfried and Thomas Sadoski couple in 'Way We Get By' Amanda Seyfried and Thomas Sadoski consider conscious coupling in Neil LaBute dramedy "The Way We Get By"
Athol Fugard's 'The Painted Rocks at Revolver Creek' Joe Dziemianowicz Athol Fugard apartheid drama "The Painted Rocks at Revolver Creek" inspired by real life.
'Zorba!" review: John Turturro can't sing but charms Joe Dziemianowicz 'Zorba!" jumps between tragedy and comedy, but not always smoothly.
'Toast' review: Lemon Andersen returns to Attica uprising Joe Dziemianowicz Lemon Andersen's play 'Toast' returns to bloody Attica uprising.
'Two Gentleman of Verona' review: Light, lively Shakespeare Joe Dziemianowicz The Fiasco Theater's brisk take on "The Two Gentlemen of Verona" is light and lively.
'Grounded' review: Anne Hathaway flies solo as war pilot Joe Dziemianowicz in 'Grounded,' Anne Hathaway plays a pilot in a taut, topical 80-minute monologue by George Brant and directed by J…
'Airline Highway' review: Lisa D'Amour story of down-and-out Joe Dziemianowicz Lisa D'Amour play 'Airline Highway' follows down-and-outers in New Orleans.
'The Visit' review: Chita Rivera in Kander and Ebb musical Joe Dziemianowicz Revenge is a dish served lukewarm in "The Visit."
'Doctor Zhivago' sings of love and war on Broadway Joe Dziemianowicz Broadway's "Doctor Zhivago" is an epic miss.
