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NEW YORK—Two Broadway shows with very different audiences broke box office records last week—the kid-friendly "Matilda the Musical" and the very adult revival of Harold Pinter's …
None other than doomed salesman Willy Loman shared this insight recently: "I realize Willy's not the hero, Biff is." Or rather, Mike Hartman, the actor portraying Willy in the Denver Center …
A gentlemen's wager at London's elite Reform Club leads one of its more mysterious members on a quest to circumnavigate the globe, his new manservant in tow.
As its title suggests, Jeff Campbell's wildly funny, sharply performed one-man show "Who Killed Jigaboo Jones?" is something of a murder mystery.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind.—A musical production that's a result of a collaboration between rocker John Mellencamp and horror writer Stephen King is launching a 20-city theatrical tour in Indian…
The Tony Awards will be held June 8 at Radio City Music Hall. CBS will televise the ceremony, as it has since 1978.
When the immigration drama "Just Like Us" has its world premiere at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts' Stage Theatre on Oct. 10, it will in many ways mark the continuing saga of powe…
Vicious parlor gatherings appear to be in vogue. Spring brought Yasmina Reza's "God of Carnage," with its uncorked hostilities between two sets of parents, to the Curious Theatre Company.
Forget the inflammatory title. The poster for "Who Killed Jigaboo Jones?" makes people even more uncomfortable.
NEW YORK—There's nothing kinky about the bottom line at "Kinky Boots." Producers of the Tony Award-winning musical said Thursday it has recouped its $13.
The first North American tour of the musical "We Will Rock You" will stop at these cities and venues over the next year.
Most people who'll see "The Book of Mormon" musical when it returns to the Buell Theatre at the Denver Center later this month already have tickets, purchased at the box office or online.
NEW YORK—Trudie Styler would love it if you came to her new play. Just don't tell her when. "I never like to know who's in the house when I'm performing," she says, laughing.
LONDON—He's done the Bible, felines, operatic phantoms and Argentine politics. So what is Andrew Lloyd Webber's latest musical about?
LONDON—Former "X-Files" star Gillian Anderson is returning to the London stage next year as Blanche DuBois in "A Streetcar Named Desire.
Want to flee the hospital waiting room at the start of "Next Fall," Geoffrey Nauffts' drama of faith and doubt, love and the spectre of wrenching loss?
"Sister Act," the 1992 comedy starring Whoopi Goldberg, wasn't exactly a good movie. But lord, did it make a joyful, pleasing noise.
As Mike Hartman and Lauren Klein go on stage as Linda Loman and her burdened husband, Willy Loman, in the Denver Center Theatre Company's staging of Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman," it…
Amy Herzog would be the first to tell you there's an explanatory density to her politically astute, personal drama "After the Revolution," having its regional premiere at Curious Theatre thr…
NEW YORK—Singer-songwriter Sting's new musical "The Last Ship" will sail onto a Broadway stage after a stop in Chicago.
CHICAGO—More than two decades after she last acted on the Steppenwolf stage, Joan Allen has returned to the theater where she started her career as the lead in the company's season pre…
