Streisand returns to city roots in Garden song, political fest
Her name is Barbra and she can teach today's pop singers a thing or two about being a diva
How to know when your kids will be thrilled by those high-priced shows
Hoofer goes from being director of '[Title of Show]' to playing one in 'A Chorus Line'
Off-Broadway's boundless new season takes audiences everywhere from heavenly Paris to the gates of hell
The stage is set for the arrivas of Julianne Moore and 'Mary Poppins' and revivals of 'Chorus' and Les Miz'
Real Estate on the Great White Way is so prime that musicals are opening in small venues usually reserved for dramas.
Suspension of disbelief is what ventriloquism is all about. The best moments of "The Two and Only" show that to us; the lesser moments merely tell us about it.
Giving life to Kermit is part of the talent of multitasking star Audra McDonald
"The Pain and the Itch," which opened last night at Playwrights Horizons, is a hilarious and vicious, cheerful and upsetting, unpretentious yet globally significant domestic tragicomedy and …
Of all Shakespeare's "sad stories of the death of kings," "Richard II" should be one of the subtlest.
Neil Sedaka has written more than 1,000 songs during nearly five decades in showbiz, including his most famous, "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do." But breaking into the world of musical theater is…
Considering the profound immediacy of the topic, it seems churlish to dwell on phony theatrics. Unlike the chilling torture dramas of Harold Pinter, however, this one falls back on easy psyc…
He knows his way around a derby and a cane. And though fans may see the new role put his solo identity in a straightjacket, the hints of vocal ornamentation and the flash of finale falsetto …