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And several jokes in the script went over the heads of the little ones but elicited guffaws from the caregivers.
Now serving a life sentence for his repeated sexual abuse of at least 330 underage girls since the 1990s (in addition to his guilty pleas to charges of child pornography and tampering with e…
After a three-year hiatus, an audience pleaser of a musical revue.
The humor in this one-woman show will make you laugh your worries away.
Now making her Broadway debut and proliferating her proverbial "fifteen minutes of fame" as an understudy for six roles (The Baker's Wife, The Witch, Jack's Mother, and Cinderella's Mother/G…
A temporary transition consultant will step in for the company's departing artistic director.
Since its debut in 1969, TV's iconic Sesame Street children's show has been entertaining and educating kids for 52 seasons in the US, has won a record 214 Emmy Awards and eleven Grammys, and…
Opening in October for 10 performances only, a Broadway Center Stage production with star-studded cast.
The music fills the heart to bursting, and the dancers are inspiring.
Since the passing of Stephen Sondheim last November, tributes to the life and legacy of the legendary Broadway composer and lyricist have continued with unabated love, respect, and admiratio…
What if Albert and Mileva Einstein could go back in time? A bold take on the tale of a gifted woman in the shadow of a brilliant man.
A popular triumph in London, Natasha Gordon's beautiful debut play centers on a Jamaican funerary tradition of celebration and reverence.
As part of the 50th anniversary season of the Great Performances series on PBS (channel 13 in NYC) and the PBS video app, Intimate Apparel will have its broadcast premiere this Friday, Septe…
A well-rounded cast of 10 talented actors delights the audience and honors most of the beloved characters and well-known songs.
The show, deeply rooted in its Blackness, is at its core a satire built upon the Black American experience.
Mlima's magnificence is given powerful embodiment by actor Jeremy Keith Hunter, whose deeply committed performance anchors this production.
To conclude the 21st season of the historic Town Hall's popular series Broadway By The Year, creator, writer, director, and host Scott Siegel traced the momentous contributions of dance to t…
It is the rare musical that isn't transmogrified from some other plane of existence. It is not simply a matter of finding inspiration or stories to tell. Given how mind-bogglingly expensive …
A class of acting students act out life-changing dramas.
Tuyết Thị Phạm's sardonic family drama echoes 'Look Who's Coming to Dinner.'
October 1 celebration to feature live performances from fan-favorite storytellers.
The physical theater's season opener explores the danger of leaders who raise armies in the destruction of an 'other.'
The annual 10-minute-play production is a great opportunity to sample the work of Baltimore-area theater artists.
Artistic Director Karin Rosnizeck dishes about Albert and Mileva's bad romance.
The upcoming Curtain Up Broadway Festival will bring more than fifteen free interactive public events and live performances to the heart of NYC, from Times Square to Duffy Square, between 45…
