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It's the world premiere of the two-act version of Huang Ruo and David Henry Hwang's opera
Organizers said at least 80 percent of the tents had some damage and 50 percent suffered serious damage.
LONDON ' Sir Ian McKellen says his role as King Lear in an upcoming London production may be his last major Shakespeare role, but he has no plans to retire, as long as his knees and memory h…
This is the dawning of the age of Aquarius at NBC. The network announced Thursday that "Hair" would be its next live musical.
The Spring to Dance Festival returns for an 11th edition.
'La Traviata'
Kevin Clay grew up watching a brand of humor that's now part of his job.
Many entertainers, from legends to children took a turn in the one-time-only production.
A classic opera gets intelligent, sympathetic treatment.
A groundbreaking performer with Theatre Project company, he continued working through last month
Big centennial show has to wait until Saturday night
Marc Blitzstein's opera is based on Lillian Hellman's play 'The Little Foxes'
Capital campaign will support modernization of the stage, technical support and the theater's endowment
It includes 'Marriage of Figaro,' 'Rigoletto,' 'Coronation of Poppea' and world premiere 'Fire Shut Up in My Bones'
Trumpeter Terence Blanchard wants to 'continue the conversation.'
The RISK! show and podcast is a format for people to share juicy, outrageous and amazing stories otherwise saved for good friends or a therapist.
There's a pianist, a violinist, a mezzo-soprano, a piano duo, and a bonus concert for subscribers
'The Phantom of the Opera'
Everyone is invited to celebrate the outdoor theater's 100th season
Painter Amy Sherald is a rising art world star.
Eden Theological Seminary will honor him and two others
McKendree University honors its most famous graduate
The play's title refers to an old, rattletrap vehicle. But at Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis, the production of "A Streetcar Named Desire" moves like a bullet train, racing across the…
NEW YORK ' There was one place Scottish actor James McArdle had to visit when he came to New York to perform in a critically acclaimed revival of Tony Kushner's masterpiece "Angels in Americ…
"I almost didn't make it here," Leslie Odom Jr. said in his Tony acceptance speech in 2016. There's a story behind that, and he tells it here.
