3,458 stories by "Margaret Hall"
Off-Broadway's SoHo Rep venue presents the celebrated choreographer's new play, which centers on three different men in a South Brooklyn railroad.
The New York company has revealed creative teams for their upcoming summer season.
The New York company has revealed creative teams for their upcoming summer season.
The production was a major milestone for neurodivergent representation on Broadway, with seven openly autistic actors in the cast.
The hit jukebox musical continues at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre.
The Broadway vet voiced Pumbaa in the Disney classic, and he's about to sing "Hakuna Matata" again at the Hollywood Bowl.
The honor is the only industry accolade of its kind to award chorus members of Broadway musicals.
Established in 1980, the American Popular Song Society is a New York based not-for-profit social organization dedicated to the preservation and promotion of the American songbook.
Set in the years leading up to the 19th amendment, Suffs explores the Women's Suffrage movement's victories and failures.
The intensive theatrical endeavor sees artists write, rehearse, and perform four new musicals in just 24 hours.
East West Players is one of the nation's longest-running theatre companies of color, and the largest producer of Asian American Paciï¬c Islander creative work.
The musical performed the song "My Green Light" on the late show May 15.
The two are starring in the long-running Broadway musical, adding some Tagalog (and a tarot deck) to the show.
Set in 1759, the piece centers on a young woman who has been sentenced to death and the 12 women who are tasked with verifying her pregnancy.
The upcoming two-part film version of the long-running Broadway favorite musical stars Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande.
Since 1985, Powerhouse has welcomed artists and students of the highest caliber to the Vassar College campus, including Lynn Nottage, John Patrick Shanley, Taylor Mac and more.
Broadway's Suffs will release a cast album via Atlantic Records June 14.
The Off-Broadway disability romantic comedy uses text-to-speech technology to connect its leading couple.
The production is the fourth in Irish Rep's Friel Project, presenting Brian Friel's plays set in the fictional Irish town of Ballybeg.
The play follows a foreign war correspondent as she struggles to move forward from the trauma she has witnessed.
The Swedish street magicians and illusionists are currently displaying their skills on the Off-Broadway stage.
The musical is inspired by Stacey O'Brien's New York Times bestselling memoir Wesley The Owl: The Remarkable Love Story of an Owl and His Girl.
The solo work tells the journey of Aki's family from Japan to the American South and the secrets they carried with them.
Duncan Macmillan's celebrated addiction drama returns to the West End.
The story spins the myth of the American Wild West, as endlessly glorified by Hollywood westerns of the 1950s, on its head.
