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What does Alexander Sage Oyen think about contemporary musical theatre and Broadway today? What summer theatre festivals are on your road trip agenda these next few months? What pun-tasti…
Playbill.com's series features actors commenting on their recent theatregoing experiences, what productions they're looking forward to and more.
Kristin Chenoweth received a 2015 Tony nomination for her performance as Lily Garland in the revival of the musical On the Twentieth Century. Playbill.com looks back at her career with clips…
Jeremy Bloom and Brian Rady's play, at the New Ohio Theater, includes Catherine Brookman's music, rising water levels, New England farmers and marine animals behaving oddly.
BroadwayWorld.com's SHOW BIZ Rush, Lottery amp Standing Room Only Ticketing Policies - updated on 5292015.
Giselle, American Ballet Theatre, May 23;Â La Sylphide, New York City Ballet, May 24;Â All Robbins, New York City Ballet, May 26 IF this had been The Australian Ballet, this is what woul…
There has been self-referential comedy around almost as long as scripted comedy itself. From Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, to modern TV shows like 30 Rock, and even blockbusters like 22 Jump…
Crime-based plays are not a common genre anymore. Since the likes of Hercule Poirot, Sherlock Holmes and James Bond hit out cinema and TV screens, we have craved more elaborate plot lines an…
Kelli O'Hara received a 2015 Tony nomination for her performance as Anna Leonowens in the revival of the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical The King and I.
It's the age-old question: "Hunchback of Notre Dame?" or "Hunchback of Notre 'Dahm'?" Brian d'Arcy James, currently Tony- and Drama Desk-nominated for his performance in Something Rotten!, f…
The Actors Fund's one-night-only Broadway concert of Bombshell, the fictional musical about Marilyn Monroe that was central to the NBC series "Smash," began rehearsals …
When seeing Our Town brought him exactly no solace over the death of his father, Ed Schmidt had a revelation: "If great theater is no use to him in a moment of crisis, then it's not worth sp…
Wildflower is another blossom in Second Stage's Uptown Series of new plays.
As orchestra pits grow smaller to accommodate seating, musicians have been deployed to perform in remote rooms.
One of the last places you'd turn for biting social observations on our current recessionary reality is the stage.
A Loose Memoir of Song, Dance and Image By MARGO JEFFERSON
The music and dance of this new theater piece by the Needcompany of Belgium have a bland sweetness. Instead of deepening our feelings, they dilute them.
Mr. Edelstein, with his wife, Frances, owned the venerable Broadway hangout affectionately known as the Polish Tea Room.
