Trump Threatens Closure of Kennedy Center If Name Not Added to Building
The board of the Washington, D.C. institution voted to close September 15.
The board of the Washington, D.C. institution voted to close September 15.
The seminal choreopoem opened September 15, 1976.
The film is adapted from Suzie Miller's play of the same name.
The Emmy and Tony winner dressed divas such as Cher, Carol Burnett, Bernadette Peters, and Liza Minnelli.
The two previously co-starred in Chess on Broadway.
The long-gestating, Broadway-bound project will premiere in the Windy City in summer 2027.
The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art is now offering short courses in NYC, making its world-renowned practices accessible—no plane ticket required.
For the 25th anniversary of 9/11, Irene Sankoff and David Hein will be attending Come From Away at the World Trade Center and in Gander, Canada.
The feminist icon, whose life story was told on the screen and on the stage, died September 3.
The longtime actor has written a play, Pre-Existing Condition, about the aftermath of abuse.
As more live stage films are being screened in cinemas, it opens up another avenue of profits for Broadway producers.
Students at the Youth Performing Arts School in Kentucky went viral last week.
The play comes to the Barrymore Theatre after an Off-Broadway run and an international tour.
The marquee for the upcoming play is now up at the Booth Theatre.
Can you name the many sparkling diamond actors who have starred in the show?
The period drama stars Carrie Coon, Audra McDonald, Denée Benton, Cynthia Nixon, and other theatre actors.
The medical drama, starring some theatre actors, returns to HBO in January.
The annual festival of experimental theatre will return to New York City.
We could see BOOP! at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts!
The Ford/Hill Project, produced by Waterwell, will run at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
The decision attempts to sidestep a judge's order to remove Trump's name from the D.C. institution.
It's not just Cats: The Jellicle Ball. If you want to produce Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical now, reimagining it is a requirement.
The critically acclaimed musical, about the Greensboro Massacre, is running Off-Broadway.
The production ran earlier this summer and takes place in a border town.
A longtime actor, Weiler has made a splash as a playwright with The Saviors and Well, I'll Let You Go.