Roger Rees, who stars as Anton Schell — the former lover of Claire Zachanassian, played by Chita Rivera — in The Visit, has officially taken a …
NBC has announced that Tony nominated actress Chita Rivera will be a guest on THE TONIGHT SHOW STARRING JIMMY FALLON on Thursday, June 4th.
Actors Carey Mulligan and Bill Nighy, along with writer David Hare, talk about the new Broadway production of "Skylight." On a bitterly cold London evening, schoolteacher Kyra Ho…
Chita Rivera, playwright Terrence McNally, and songwriter John Kander talk about their new Broadway musical, "The Visit." It centers on Claire Zachannassian, the world's we…
At a celebration lunch was held at New York City's swanky Four Seasons Restaurant earlier this week, May 26, in honor of Chita Rivera's Tony nominated performance in Broadway's THE VISIT.Hos…
At a celebration lunch was held at New York City's swanky Four Seasons Restaurantyesterday, May 26,in honor of Chita Rivera's Tony nominated performance in Broadway's THE VISIT. Scroll down …
According to Page Six of the New York Post, one guest was so over the moon with Rivera's presence that he jumped into the restaurant's famous decorative pool.
Playbill's new weekly feature examines the box-office trends of the past week.
A who's who of Broadway came out for a luncheon celebrating the 2015 Tony nominee.
Want a piece of The Visit? Here's how you take home a part of Broadway history!
Rees stars in the Kander and Ebb musical along with Chita Rivera.
BroadwayWorld recently kicked off a brand new feature series spotlighting the best and brightest songwriters on Broadway and beyond with their own personally chosen quintet of songs that hol…
Academy Award-winning actor-director-producer Robert Redford participated in The New York Times' 10th annual Arts amp Leisure Weekend.
ABBA-rific musical Mamma Mia! proved just how international a hit it really is on March 3, when the headliners of the Brazilian production stopped by to visit their friends on Broadway. Duri…
Kristin Chenoweth soars in remake of The Music Man, while Matthew Broderick falters.
Theaters across the pond consider making a bigger splash in D.C.