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"You'll let me know why it is all the women say no," sang Streep as Trump.read more
"The extra money doesn't provide a better concert or show experience for you, the fan," he wrote in The New York Times. "Instead, it goes straight to the broker's bottom line."read more
The 'Late Late Show' ringmaster talks to THR about being in the room where it happens Sunday night in the trailblazing year of 'Hamilton.' read more
James Corden, set to host the Tony Awards on June 12, was helped on his way to the Beacon Theater by some of Broadway's finest, including Audra McDonald and Jane Krakowski.read more
Family tensions escalate after a matriarch suffers a stroke in the latest provocative drama by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, author of 'An Octoroon' and 'Gloria.' read more
The playwright was a classicist who distanced himself from the angry young men of his generation in elegantly structured dramas such as 'Amadeus' and 'Equus.'read more
Tony-winning 'Fun Home' director Sam Gold will stage the Tennessee Williams drama, with Finn Wittrock and Madison Ferris rounding out the cast and Scott Rudin producing. read more
"The more it evolved, the more it felt that there was no way for me to do what I like to do," he said. "It's a great show, and I'm sure it will be a big hit."read more
For much of his long career, Shaffer achieved the often-elusive goal of combining commercial and critical success.read more
James Earl Jones, Claire Danes, Daniel Dae Kim, Diane Lane, Lucy Liu, Sean Hayes, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Marlee Matlin, Uzo Aduba, Blair Underwood and Andrew Rannells also will appear at Sund…
"There's part of me that wonders whether you're 'out of sight, out of mind' when it comes to voting," the Tony nominee. "I hope they'd vote for it without needing to see me at some cocktail …
The Tony-nominated star of theater's biggest phenomenon dishes on making his Broadway debut at 17 in 'Rent,' how he got out of a seven-year network TV deal so he could act in Lin-Manuel Mira…
Olivier-winning actress Noma Dumezweni was cast as Granger for the 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child' stage play, which begins previews on Tuesday.read more
The actress/playwright explains why she calls herself a "Zimerican," how her part on 'The Walking Dead' relates to her plays about African women and what led Oscar winner Lupita Nyong'o to h…
The Tony-winning Lincoln Center Theater revival will take its final New York bow this summer, prior to launching a national tour in November. read more
Tony winner Christopher Gattelli is in advanced negotiations to step in for previously announced choreographer Peter Darling, who has dropped out due to scheduling conflicts. read more
The 61-year-old vet of stage and screen opens up about how 'Dumb and Dumber' saved his career, what it's like to get "Sorkin-ized" and why he's returned to a stage role, nine years after fir…
Targeted for a 2018 opening, the show will feature songs from Ol' Blue Eyes' hit catalogue to chart the singer-actor's life and career.read more
The five-time Tony Award winner will star in a revival of Enid Bagnold's 1955 play planned for the 2017-18 season, with Scott Rudin and Andrew Bryan producing. read more
The Tony nominee, who was shooting Hulu's 'Difficult People' while starring in the intricate farce, admitted to always having her script open backstage for the first time.read more
The megahit's mastermind has told confidants he will depart the show July 9 to work on other projects, which could create even greater clamor for hard-to-score tickets.read more
"I lose at least a pound a day," the Tony nominee tells THR. Offstage, "I have seconds, not minutes. I'm drinking small sips of water, toweling off and changing. Trying to breathe."read more
After revealing the actors playing Harry, Hermione and Ron in the upcoming London stage play, we now get to see Draco and his son Scorpius. read more
Returning to the Tony stage for the first time since 1970, Streisand joins a roster of presenters that includes Oprah Winfrey, Cate Blanchett and Steve Martin. read more
Rex Pickett combines elements of his original novel with Alexander Payne's Oscar-winning buddy comedy for this new stage version of the boozy California bromance. read more
