Zoe Kazan's Post-Apocalyptic Play 'After the Blast' Gets Off-Broadway Run
Lila Neugebauer will direct the new show, set in the wake of total environmental disaster that pushes the human population to retreat underground.read more
Lila Neugebauer will direct the new show, set in the wake of total environmental disaster that pushes the human population to retreat underground.read more
The political drama specialist marvels at how a talky, three-hour play about back-channel peace negotiations between Israel and Palestine became an unlikely Broadway hit that's now being dev…
The show will launch a national tour and makes its international premiere in the Netherlands.read more
Together, they sing of when Phil "once masturbated seven times" and how Rita "would punch a lot of men," among other things.read more
Directed by Diane Paulus, the show features a book by Diablo Cody, revolving around a modern, multigenerational family, with a story that touches on issues of gender identity and race. read …
THR's awards columnist discusses Paula Vogel's big week, Ben Platt's big day, new data on Broadway ticket prices and more.read more
"It's not often that you get offered your first lead at 50 years old," Letts tells THR of starring opposite Debra Winger in the A24 relationship comedy.read more
LuPone portrays Helena Rubinstein opposite Christine Ebersole as Elizabeth Arden in the new musical.read more
James Badge Dale and Tamara Tunie star in 'Building the Wall,' a dystopian drama by Pulitzer Prize winner Robert Schenkkan, author of 'All the Way' and co-screenwriter of 'Hacksaw Ridge.'rea…
Returning to the London stage for the first time since 'Star Wars' upped his fame, John Boyega is the tortured soldier on a downward spiral in Georg Buchner's working-class tragedy 'Woyzeck,…
The new musical by David Yazbek and Itamar Moses, based on the 2007 Israeli film about the gentlest of culture clashes, will transfer in the fall, after picking up rave reviews and a string …
Amber Tamblyn makes her New York stage debut in 'Can you Forgive Her?,' Gina Gionfriddo's dark comedy about two couples struggling with relationship issues. read more
The executive joins the nonprofit's board ahead of its inaugural Broadway season, launching with 'Lobby Hero' starring Chris Evans and Michael Cera.read more
The friends and family members of a dying 23-year-old girl interact in 'The Whirligig," a comedy-drama written by actor Hamish Linklater. read more
The fast-rising stage and screen star reflects on entering showbiz as an out gay man, how his Tony-nominated 'Book of Mormon' perf led Lena Dunham to hire him for her groundbreaking HBO seri…
Laurie Metcalf will also star in the spring run of Edward Albee's Pulitzer-winning play, directed by Joe Mantello.read more
The Olivier-winning playwright of 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child' is penning the book of the long-gestating stage show.read more
The Tony Award winner will star off-Broadway in Joshua Harmon's new play about beauty, youth and sex, beginning performances in May 2018. read more
The actor takes time out from a soaring film career for his first theater lead, in a Cold War revamp of Buchner's classic working-class tragedy about a dehumanized soldier. read more
THR's awards columnist discusses the library where Broadway shows live on long after they've closed, potential spoilers in the best play and best musical races, the general lack of respect f…
A superb cast including Alec Baldwin (not playing you know who) and Ellen Burstyn (playing Elizabeth Warren) appeared in this one-night-only staged reading of excerpts from Trump's cabinet c…
Jerry MacKinnon and Samantha Ressler star in 'Actually,' Anna Ziegler's world-premiere two-hander at The Geffen Playhouse, which attempts to tackle the troubling issue of campus rape. read m…
The writer-actress joined her former "Weekend Update" co-host Jimmy Fallon on Wednesday's 'Tonight Show,' where the pair played a game and Fey joined the show's Ragtime Gals group.read more
Thirty years after first setting out for New York, it's finally "go-time" for the co-star of the Broadway smash that earned nine nominations. read more
"She's dead behind the eyes. She couldn't act her way out of a paper bag," the Broadway actress told Andy Cohen of the Queen of Pop. "She's a wonderful performer for what she does, but she i…