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NEW YORK—A settlement has been reached between the producers of "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" and its fired director, Julie Taymor, ending a bitter legal fight over what has become B…
NEW YORK—Real-life husband and wife Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz are to play an adulterous stage couple in a Broadway production this fall of Harold Pinter's "Betrayal," the latest bl…
The beauty of being a costume designer is that you can time travel. Just ask Emilio Sosa, who spent months immersed in the world of 1960s soul and pop culture preparing costumes for "Motown:…
For one final weekend, something masterful is taking place at Boulder's Dairy Center for the Arts. Which is rich, given that one of the themes of the Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company's produ…
It is 2 in the afternoon on a Friday in the south of France, and Pablo Picasso is taking a bath. He uses an oven mitt as a washcloth. He smiles at us. He cheerily pontificates.
NEW YORK—Hard to believe now, but Bobby Cannavale at one point felt invisible in the casting room.
 NEW YORK -- By the end of "Lucky Guy," you're going to like Tom Hanks a lot more than Mike McAlary, the tabloid byline he plays with magnetic appeal in his Broadway debut.
Jane Austen wrote about baseball — or at least a game akin to it. So we're not taking liberties when we say that with the world premiere of "Sense & Sensibility The Musical…
The "Fifty Shades of Grey" phenomenon sprung to life with a speed and passion that would make its main characters proud. But E.L. James' erotic fiction, which has sold more than 70 million …
"Spamalot" is back to again taunt King Arthur, the principled if idiotic leader of the quest for (Monty Python's) Holy Grail. This Tony Award-winning best musical of 2005 was lovingly "rippe…
A priest's homily gets a little personal. And though it's unlikely his parishioners recognize the serrated edge in his cautionary tale about gossip, the audience for "Doubt, a Parable" sure…
Long before a grizzled Don Quixote launches into a rumbling rendition of the indelible ballad "The Impossible Dream," the Arvada Center has already achieved the improbable task.
NEW YORK—The seemingly unstoppable hit "The Book of Mormon" has broken another record—this time on the other side of the Atlantic.
LONDON—Broadway sensation "The Book of Mormon" has landed in London, to a warm reception from theatergoers and mixed notices from critics Reviewers delivered their verdicts on the …
Clinnesha Sibley's drama "Tell Martha Not to Moan" opens with octogenarians Martha and Leroy readying to attend the 40th commemoration of the 1967 Detroit riots.
"The greatest piece of writing by an American playwright under 30 in a generation or more" stated the Chicago Tribune on the occasion of a 2010 production of Tarell Alvin McCraney's "Brother…
As the co-founder of the six-person collective Buntport Theater, Evan Weissman, 34, tackles issues in unexpected ways.
NEW YORK—The Holly Golightly who has shown up on Broadway isn't wearing oversized Wayfarer-style sunglasses, tiaras, big hats, a pink cocktail dress or anything by Hubert de Givenchy.
NEW YORK—Emilia Clarke was auditioning to play one of America's most iconic heroines and wanted to impress.
NEW YORK—There will be two new star-crossed lovers at "Once" on Broadway. Producers of the hit show said Monday that Tony Award-winner Steve Kazee and Tony nominated Cristin Miliot…
NEW YORK—The Tony Awards are going back to the place where the Rockettes high-kick it. The Broadway League and the American Theatre Wing, joint producers of the show that honors th…
LONDON—Simon Cowell is bringing "The X Factor"—or a version of it—from television screens to the London stage in early 2014.
A night spent at a honkytonk bar, listening to a has-been country singer hardly sounds like a meta outing.
