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A digitally restored version of "A Hard Days Night" will be released July 4, commemorating the 50th anniversary of its premiere in London's Piccadilly Circus.
'When We Were Young and Unafraid' takes its cues from some familiar, feminist ideas but the characters are real and recognizable.
The Loew's Jersey Theatre will be managed by AEG Live, one of the nation's largest entertainment companies, and is going to get a makeover, city officials said.
'One Thrilling Combination' pays tribute to 'A Chorus Line' through testimonials by members of the original production team and cast as well as numbers from the show.
Ballet leaps onstage in the spring, but this summer in New York is shaping up as an unusually rich season of tutus and pointe shoes.
The Opera Theatre of Saint Louis premieres '27' alongside three classics: Francis Poulec's 'Dialogues of the Carmelites,' Gaetano Donizetti's 'The Elixir of Love' and Mozart's 'The Magic Fl…
Garth Knox plays three sets, a launch party for the radio show 'Meet the Composer,' two concerts in Central Park and more in this week's Classical Scene.
Broadway finally gets its first hip-hop jukebox musical, inspired by the songs of Tupac Shakur.
Government austerity measures are leaving Italy's storied theaters in a lurch.
Jane Lynch's one-woman show, Sunny Jain leads hundreds of musicians will parade across Grand Army Plaza and more in this week's Jazz Scene.
Before her star turn in JanáÄek's 'The Cunning Little Vixen' at Garsington Opera, British soprano Claire Booth talks about singing in Czech, adding contemporary to her repertoire and h…
Film Review: The movie version of the musical turns sour when the singers aren't singing, says Joe Morgenstern.
Four Seasons lead singer, Frankie, Valli, looks back at his childhood apartment in a Newark, N.J., housing project, and why he stayed just a little bit longer
For Hamish Linklater, playing Benedick in Shakespeare in the Park's "Much Ado About Nothing" feels less like being an actor and more like being an athlete.
'An American Soldier' relays the true story of Pvt. Danny Chen, who committed suicide in Afghanistan in 2011.
The Metropolitan Opera on Tuesday canceled its plans for a live, global broadcast of next season's "The Death of Klinghoffer," amid concerns that it could fan anti-Semitism.
Jim Dale, the 78-year-old actor talks, about his new off-Broadway play, 'Just Jim Dale,' running through Aug. 10.
Kids Dance, a student dance group, put on five shows at the Joyce Theater as part of its "moving-up exercises."
Mikhail Baryshnikov and Willem Dafoe in Robert Wilson 'The Old Woman' at BAM; Nannerl Mozart gets her due and more in this week's On Stage.
The general manager, Peter Gelb, has proposed a 16% pay cut for union members in the face of declining ticket sales, a dwindling endowment and growing expenses.
Viewing paintings engages a number of different regions of the brain, suggesting art appreciation is a natural biological process, according to an analysis.
For two hours without intermission during the current production of "Macbeth," the audience sits on benches that have no back support.
You may never see a finer production of any of the three plays in "Ayckbourn Ensemble," presented in rotating repertory as part of the "Brits Off Broadway" festival.
Rather than casting Hollywood stars, Clint Eastwood's 'Jersey Boys' chose three of the Four Seasons actors from the stage show, including the original Frankie Valli.
Tim Robbins brings his Los Angeles production of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' to Beijing and Shanghai.
