3,683 stories by "Margaret Hall"
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Audience members will be given wireless headphones upon arrival and be able to move freely alongside performers.
The film traces the origins of one of the greatest cult classics of all time.
The musical hit it big at the 2026 Olivier Awards: now, a transfer to the main stem appears to be in the works.
The revival stars Luke Evans as the iconic role of Frank-N-Furter, under the watchful eye of Oh, Mary! director Sam Pinkleton.
Directed by Bill Rauch, the reimagining will explore the story as seen through the eyes of children both deaf and hearing.
The campy Céline Dion jukebox musical stars Marla Mindelle, Deborah Cox, Jim Parsons, and more at the St. James.
The piece draws from Whitman's trailblazing expressions of same-sex love.
The August Wilson classic is back on Broadway at the Barrymore.
Fresh from winning Tonys for Maybe Happy Ending, director Michael Arden and designer Dane Laffrey are soaring to new heights.
Hinwood, Rocky in the cult-classic film, left the entertainment industry shortly after to pursue a career in antiques.
Fresh from winning Tonys for Maybe Happy Ending, director Michael Arden and designer Dane Laffrey are soaring to new heights.
New production photos capture the play's new company, led by Victor de Paula Rocha.
Maldonado will play Anne Boleyn, taking over the role from Dylan Mulvaney, who will take her final bow May 31.
The Main Stem production has released a new batch of production photos featuring the Tony-winning musical's newest stars.
The revival stars Luke Evans as the iconic role of Frank-N-Furter, under the watchful eye of Oh, Mary! director Sam Pinkleton.
Leigh Silverman is directing David Cale's new work, which will stream its final weekend of performances.
The social media starlet started her reign February 16 at the Lena Horne.
The Broadway production opened April 7, and the cast of the medical drama was on hand to celebrate.
Mr. Schreiber was the founder of the T. Schreiber Studio, which began in 1969 as one of the originating producers of the Off-Off Broadway movement.
His play Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean famously starred future Oscar winner Kathy Bates and international superstar Cher.
Trip Cullman is at the helm of the new play from two-time Pulitzer finalist Gina Gionfriddo.
The solo play, inspired by Dante's Inferno, centers on a woman who reconnects with a Bronx friend now working as a funeral director.
Mr. Gersten was a beloved press agent, working widely across Broadway, Off-Broadway, and the regional circuit for more than 30 years.
The new work is adapted from a novel by Daniel Alarcón, about a South American country where all radio is propaganda.
