Opportunity knocked last night at the door of the Marquis Theatre, where Cry-Baby is making its Broadway debut. But nobody answered.
Ricky Ian Gordon's autobiographical plays comes to Signature Theatre
If It Only Even Runs A Minute 6 is the sixth edition of this series of rare songs, behind-the-scenes tales, and inspiring photos from Broadway musicals that may not have been fully appreciat…
Eric Schaeffer turns theater dreams into reality and colleagues' frowns into smiles. It's his most successful role
The designer set fashion trends in the late 1980s when he created a modern career look for Murphy Brown, a news anchorwoman played by Candice Bergen in the show named after her character. Br…
When the new musical "Com-fortable Shoes" was extended for an additional two weeks, its producers and cast had high hopes. But in a reversal, producers announced Wednesday that the show, whi…
Sophistry's better now than before, loved Andrea Burns cabaret act, Mary Stuart's direction takes a hit, and Offices was a surprise.
It was a jolly holiday over at the New Amsterdam Theatre on March 8 as Mary Poppins welcomed original show star Ashley Brown back as the "practically perfect" title nanny. The night also mar…
The McCarter Theatre's new production of Beth Henley's Crimes of the Heart begins previews March 8 prior to an official opening March 11.
Andrew Keenan-Bolger will join Mary Poppins as house servant Robertson Ay beginning on October 12 at the New Amsterdam Theatre. He created the role in t...
'Spring Awakening' director takes an unconventional path to success
Ashley Brown, who received Outer Critics Circle, Drama League and Drama Desk award nominations for creating the role of Mary Poppins in the Broadway musical of the same name, returns to that…
Andrew Keenan-Bolger, whose Broadway credits include Seussical and Beauty and the Beast, will join the New York cast of the long-running musical Mary Poppins Oct. 12 at the New Amsterdam The…
Mary Beth Fisher, Keith Kupferer, Beth Lacke and David Pasquesi will be the badly behaved parents of the Chicago premiere of Yasmina Reza's God of Carnage, presented by Goodman Theatre March…
The comedian made Saturday nights lively before 'SNL,' and a 90-minute PBS program reveals how (and perhaps why) she did it.
If 'Wrestling With Angels,' a profile of the playwright, is missing salacious details, blame his good nature. It's his insight that comes through.