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The designer Barry Hutchinson talks about how chicken feet inspired his artwork for the new play "Filler."
Eli Bolin, who wrote the music and lyrics for the show "Found," talks about how boxing and calypso music inspired the number "Cats Are Cats."
An actress and her aspiring playwright son are at odds in this scene from the new Broadway play by Donald Margulies.
The Tony Award-winning musical revival will close in January.
The actress sings the number "Barf Bag Breakup" from the new musical "Found," based on found writings and anonymous notes.
The "Saturday Night Live" alumna in a scene from the comedy about political sex scandals.
Lance Coadie Williams discusses his role in the play "Bootycandy."
The theater postponed its production of "The Total Bent" and will substitute "Buzzer," a new work by Tracey Scott Wilson.
Ms. Everett sings "I'll Take You Home," a number from her autobiographical show "Rock Bottom," accompanied on piano by the composer Marc Shaiman.
The song "You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)" comes from "Mighty Real: A Fabulous Sylvester Musical.
The Royal Shakespeare Company's adaptations of Hilary Mantel's novels will come to Broadway next spring at the Winter Garden Theater.
The playwright, whose new work, "The Oldest Boy," starts previews next month, talks about some of the theatrical offerings she's looking forward to seeing in the new season.
Mr. Rannells, who plays the title character in the Broadway musical, sings the number "Midnight Radio," accompanied by the show's composer, Stephen Trask, on guitar.
The artist Ward Sutton on the elements that inspired his design for a play about three men who think they are Jesus Christ.
For Ivo van Hove's production, the New York Theater Workshop's East Village home has been emptied to create an entirely new playing space " or spaces.
Mr. Williams plays a preacher with a secret in Robert O'Hara's comedy at Playwrights Horizons.
This week's video features Ismenia Mendes and David McElwee in a scene from A. R. Gurney's 1977 drama "The Wayside Motor Inn."
A song from the musical about the life of Imelda Marcos.
A new musical about the Jamaican reggae star will have its premiere next year at Center Stage in Baltimore.
The two 2014 Emmy Award nominees will star in the Classic Stage revival of Turgenev's play.
A scene from Laura Eason's play about a novelist and her relationship with a cocky younger writer.
Lypsinka, the lip-synching drag alter ego of the performer John Epperson, will return to the New York stage this fall in "Lypsinka! The Trilogy."
The actor sings and plays the banjo on the number "Bring Him Home."
Musicals at Disney, Universal and other major theme parks are punchy and formulaic, but the talent can be top-notch.
Stephen McKinley Henderson and Rosal Colón in a scene from the new Stephen Adly Guirgis play.
