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NEW YORK—It's good to report that the marriage between Terrence Mann and Charlotte d'Amboise is strong as ever, despite the fact that he throws knives at her eight times a week.
Peter Handke's aggressive and eloquent play "Offending the Audience" - at Germinal Stage Denver through Aug. 25 - strikes a challenging tone that puts one in mind of another smartly contrari…
Tragedy or romance? If there is a debate about which genre Shakespeare's later play "Cymbeline" occupies, Colorado Springs' TheatreWorks has weighed in with its annual - and delightful - Sha…
NEW YORK—Jessie Mueller has nabbed a beautiful Broadway role—she'll be playing celebrated songwriter Carole King in a new musical about the woman who wrote such hits as "It's Too…
Briana Johnson held a spiral notebook with both hands and recited a long paragraph from the page to the five women gathered around her for the weekly writing group.
PETERBOROUGH, N.H.—Broadway composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim is being awarded one of the top honors in the arts world: the Edward MacDowell Medal for lifetime achievement.
Enchantment is headed our way later this week when "Peter and the Starcatcher" opens at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House.
Robin Thicke is enjoying a pop culture moment with the upbeat Marvin Gaye-esque single "Blurred Lines," but the song didn't click with his record label when he previewed it last summer.
Arts at Cabrini's "Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up?" is a nostalgic coming-of-age musical that follows 1950s Catholic schoolchildren from elementary school through senior pro…
The Central City Opera is an old hand at entertaining the Colorado masses. The organization has been putting on shows old and new, traditional and adventurous, since 1932.
A women on the lam from her marriage meets a jilted alcoholic with a wooden barrel headed to Niagara Falls.
Let's start with hope. For Senior Housing Options' play/fundraiser, hope takes root offstage.
During a post-performance talkback after the emotionally demanding one-woman show "The Year of Magical Thinking" — at Fort Collins' Bas Bleu Theatre through Sunday — actress W…
Artie Shaughnessy plays the piano (not so well) and composes songs (even worse). As portrayed by Tom Auclair in the Edge Theatre Company's well-performed production of John Guare's "The Hous…
NEW YORK—Denzel Washington is returning to Broadway—but he won't be singing. Standing with his wife, Pauletta Pearson, on the red carpet Monday at the premiere his new movie,…
NEW YORK—Tony Award-nominated actress Deborah Rush will star in the world premiere of Ethan Coen's first full-length stage play at the Atlantic Theater Company.
Last updated July 30, 2013.
NEW YORK—The hit Broadway musical "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" is losing its longtime superhero but producers are holding open casting calls for anyone who wants to don the red and …
NEW YORK—Theater producer Robyn Goodman walked into the popular Broadway restaurant Angus McIndoe in mid-2003 and bumped into Nathan Lane, sipping wine.
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y.—Even with stars like Steve Martin and Greg Kinnear showing up each summer, the Powerhouse Theater season is more un-Broadway than off-Broadway.
The globe-trotting performance piece "17 Border Crossings" — at Buntport through Saturday — could easily have been part of the recently concluded Biennial of the Americas.
The Phamaly Theatre Company's "Fiddler on the Roof" soars. Directed by Steve Wilson and featuring a wise and measured turn by Mark Dissette, this production delivers a rousingly tender versi…
