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NEW YORK—Cuba Gooding Jr., Vanessa Williams and Condola Rashad will be joining Cicely Tyson on "The Trip to Bountiful.
How do you not like a problem like Maria? Ever since Julie Andrews made Rodgers and Hammerstein's heroine indelible and yearly TV broadcasts made her part of our family, Maria's journey …
Boulder's Dinner Theatre's production of the musical comedy "42nd Street" proves that you don't need tinsel, Christmas carols and faux snow to please an audience during the holiday season.
If you're going to attempt something as absurd-sounding as the "One Man Lord of the Rings" show, you'd better have a good sense of humor.
NEW YORK—The boys of "Newsies" now have one more thing to dance about—they've made their money back.
NEW YORK—The musical "Chicago" is about to swagger into the history books again. Thursday night's performance of the edgy musical will be its 6,681, meaning it becomes the third lo…
Music, literature and the arts are for many people indispensable companions through times of great sorrow.
NEW YORK—Former "Cheers" star George Wendt is heading to the other side of the bar—he'll play a bartender when "Breakfast at Tiffany's" hits Broadway next year.
NEW YORK—Al Pacino came back again and Jessica Chastain showed up for the first time. "Annie" returned and so did "Evita" and "Elf.
It was a magical snowfall, a too-long-deferred bliss. It was the kind of beautiful fib one finds only in a theater.
LONDON—The critics have spoken—"Viva Forever" did not spice up their lives. British reviewers were scathing Wednesday about the big-budget stage show built around the songs o…
NEW YORK—The booth that sells tickets for Broadway and off-Broadway shows in Times Square is suspending a pilot program until after the holidays that offered tickets to matinee and eve…
NEW YORK—Shia LaBeouf is about to transform—into a Broadway actor. The ex-star of the "Transformers" franchise will make his Broadway debut opposite Alec Baldwin in Lyle Kess…
NEW YORK—Scheduling conflicts have led to Holly Hunter bowing out of the world premiere of Hamish Linklater's play "The Vandal.
NEW YORK—The Broadway revival of the honkey-tonk musical revue "Pump Boys and Dinettes" will have a former Idol in the cast.
LONDON—It's time to find out whether Girl Power is still going strong, with the premiere of a new stage musical based on the songs of the Spice Girls.
Snowflakes are drifting gently down at the Buell Theatre until Christmas Eve. And it makes for a very special effect indeed. But then the Denver Center Theatre Company's "Irving Berlin's Wh…
It's not the dance of sugar plum fairies that's required of Christmas season theater fare. No, the challenge is to pull off something akin to a minuet of the familiar and the special, the se…
NEW YORK—Carol Channing has affected a great many people during the course of her great career—none more so than Telly Leung.
NEW YORK—Broadway producers got a reminder of how important tourists and the Internet are to their bottom line with the release of a new report about the demographics of theatergoers.
These days the National Endowment for the Arts gives most of its $145 million in annual grants to groups, rather than individuals, that have proven track records in their communities.
The sitting room in J.B Priestley's farce "When We Are Married" is spacious. It needs to be. Alderman Joseph Helliwell's parlor will be the site of many an entrance and exit, some fast, so…
