'People, Places & Things': Theater Review
Denise Gough reprises the role that won her an Olivier Award in London, that of a drug- and alcohol-addicted actress spinning out of control before seeking help in Duncan Macmillan's raw dra…
Denise Gough reprises the role that won her an Olivier Award in London, that of a drug- and alcohol-addicted actress spinning out of control before seeking help in Duncan Macmillan's raw dra…
The veteran director-producer, winner of a record 21 Tony Awards, spoke with The Hollywood Reporter about his seven decades in the theater.
The comeback tale begins performances next July.read more
HamApp will soon include exclusive ticket access, augmented reality, an enhanced #EduHam experience and interactive karaoke tracks.read more
"There are two seats and two tiny opera gloves for him to wear," he said of inviting Trump to 'Terms of My Surrender.' "Even [Steve] Bannon can come, as long as he doesn't blow himself."read…
Set designer David Korins and director Thomas Kail reveal the pieces that didn't make it into the room where it happens.read more
Filmmaker and activist Michael Moore makes his Broadway debut with his one-man show 'The Terms of My Surrender,' mixing politics and autobiography. read more
The musical, which tells the behind-the-music story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, ended its 11-year run in January.read more
The post-apocalyptic play is set in the wake of total environmental disaster that pushes the human population to retreat underground.read more
The production aims to give high schoolers a chance to experience the Broadway smash " and participate in a hands-on curriculum " but the 21-week run in Hollywood comes with fresh challenges…
'Hamilton' choreographer Andy Blankenbuehler helmed the show, which features swing music and pays tribute to World War II veterans.read more
"Just when you think it could get pedantic or serious, it comes at you with the joy of life. It's really good."read more
"My show is just me, the guitar, the piano and the words and music. Some of the show is spoken, some of it is sung. It loosely follows the arc of my life and my work."read more
The electro-pop opera, which is currently planning a national tour, will play its final performance on Sept. 3.read more
George C. Wolfe says some of the biggest challenges entailed working in 95-degree heat and "incredibly intense emotional days" on set.read more
She died early Tuesday of respiratory failure at her home in Manhattan, surrounded by family and friends.read more
Merle Dandridge, Quentin Earl Darrington and Alex Newell will also play island gods in the new staging of the beloved musical.read more
Steven Boyer and Gabriel Ebert have also signed on for Rebecca Taichman's revival of J.B. Priestley's 1937 drama.read more
Keegan-Michael Key, Laura Benanti and Alan Tudyk also star in the new stage comedy.read more
The 'Downton Abbey' actress stars in the revival, which begins performances Sept. 14.read more
Winner of five Tony Awards, this innovatiive adaptation of the bestselling novel 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time,' staged by 'War Horse' director Marianne Elliott, doesn't…
Stockard Channing stars as a tough-minded radical intellectual in Alexi Kaye Campbell's drama, 'Apologia,' directed by Jamie Lloyd. read more
The comic of 'Key & Peele' fame tells THR of his Shakespearean training, onstage convulsing and special preparations involving his co-star, Oscar Isaac.read more
The recordings will be available on the theater streaming service BroadwayHD.read more
A woman discovers she has the ability to change time in 'A Paraellologram,' the new dark comedy by Bruce Norris, the Pulitzer- and Tony-winning author of 'Clybourne Park.'read more