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What! What the?! So went my reaction last month when I saw that the Denver Center Theatre Company's world premiere of "Sense & Sensibility The Musical" wasn't nominated for the outstand…
Macbeth was looking a little less ferocious as he walked the hallway of the Hellems Arts and Sciences building on the CU-Boulder campus.
NEW YORK—Grammy Award-winner Fantasia Barrino will star in the Broadway-bound "After Midnight," a musical revue celebrating Duke Ellington's years at the famous Cotton Club nightclub i…
Sophia Hummel sits in Denver's Rooster & Moon cafe wearing a delicate silver necklace and a peasant-style blouse. The blouse seems fitting, given the 19-year-old's role as the titular fiddle…
NEW YORK—Autism-friendly performances of "Wicked," "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," and "The Lion King" are on tap for later this year and next.
With "Curtains," the Arvada Center isn't merely aiming to leave its audience laughing. Whistling and wanting more is more like it.
NEW YORK—Bernadette Peters stopped by a desolate corner of Brooklyn the other day to hang out with a special group of fans.
NEW YORK—Chita Rivera will celebrate her 80th birthday doing what she does best—performing a show that benefits Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.
CHICAGO—Before he became a famous TV star on "Friends," actor and director David Schwimmer helped start a theater company in Chicago with a group of his Northwestern University classma…
LONDON—A producer on Friday won a British court victory over Monty Python for a bigger share of royalties from the stage musical "Spamalot" and said that despite the dispute he still f…
Armed with only an audience suggestion and their fertile (some might say twisted) imaginations, these inventive actors perform an unscripted improv comedy show inspired by suggestions from t…
The title of D onald Margulies' drama "Collected Stories" is descriptive but hardly does justice to his beautifully layered take on the six-year relationship between author Ruth Steiner
In the timeline of the standard stand-up comic's career, Kevin Hart has surged past "young, angry and hungry," seems to be avoiding Dave Chappelle/Andy Kaufman burnout and is settling just …
NEW YORK—One brought leading man grace. One brought a little raunch. Together they left New York with the top National High School Musical Theater Awards.
When ex-convict Jean Valjean and a Lower East Side sweetie known as Kate Monster take the stage at New York's Minskoff Theatre on Monday night, it will not be their first time on Broadway.
NEW YORK—Zach Braff will make his Broadway debut next year in a musical adaptation of Woody Allen's crime caper "Bullets Over Broadway.
Brothers and sisters, can he get a witness? Can the blind man once a king, now accompanied in his exile by his loyal daughter, get a witness — a theater full of them, in fact?
Creede was overrun last summer by crews filming "The Lone Ranger," the Johnny Depp film that opens next week.
NEW YORK—The boozy, bluesy, hot-mama howl of Janis Joplin is heading to Broadway. Producers said Wednesday that the musical "A Night With Janis Joplin" starring Mary Bridget Davies…
NEW YORK—The Broadway-bound musical "The Bridges of Madison County" has its new lovers—Kelli O'Hara and Steven Pasquale.
NEW YORK—John Grisham's first novel, which was made into a star-filled film, is now heading to a Broadway stage.
NEW YORK—Broadway theaters will dim their marquee lights Wednesday night in memory of James Gandolfini, "The Sopranos" star who earned a Tony Award nomination in 2009.
