2,344 stories by "Michael Dale"
Thursday nights are Broadway's bowling nights during the winter months.
The annual lecture honors the pioneering BBC journalist Richard Dimbleby.
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization annually celebrates March 21st as a day to honor the significance of poetry.
David Farrell's rarely seen publicity photos are part of 'Shakespeare in Art Tempests, Tyrants and Tragedy' at Compton Verney.
The ensemble member's portrayal of James Reynolds isthe latest subject in HAMILTON's series of vintage portraits taken by photographer Josh Lehrer.
Two volunteers for a pharmaceutical study fall in love, but is it a drug-induced emotion
The author of 'I'm a black actor. Here's how inequality works when you're not famous' writes a public letter critical of non-Latino casting.
The great composer of Cabaret, Chicago and so many beloved Broadway songs turns 89 today.
Charitybuzz's new online auction offers two tickets for the hit revival and a post-performance meet and greet.
Four pages of the only known surviving play script containing The Bard's handwriting.
SHE LOVES ME was a forgotten musical until a Town Hall concert and a BBC television production revived interest.
Laura Benanti and Zachary Levi head a sterling cast in Scott Ellis' ravishing production.
A extensive new exhibit immerses guests into New York's one-vibrant Yiddish Theater community.
New York responds to an earlier study revealing non-performing employee base of arts non-profits don't reflect the city's diversity.
As UN Women Goodwill Ambassador, Watson promotes HeForShe's mission to galvanize men and boys as advocates for gender equality.
A student apologizes for an incident at a high school basketball game when students from both schools attend a matinee.
His column for the Spanish-language El Nuevo Dia calls for legislation to address the U.S. territory's declining economy.
A St. Patrick's Day toast to the Father of the American Musical Comedy and The Father of the American Drama.
Secretary of Treasury Jacob Lew says HAMILTON fans will be 'very happy.'
In 1941, the Jones-Haywood Dance School in Washington D.C. was one of the country's few places where minority students could learn classical ballet.
The last time Anne Washburn was represented at Playwrights Horizons, MR. BURNS, A POST-ELECTRIC PLAY was the talk of the town.
Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Lowe's superb mixture of acerbic wit and lilting romance remain's one of Broadway's greatest musicals.
The Broadway star and author capped off his trip to Washington D.C. with a speech urging congress to help the island's economic growth.
The role of the Soothsayer has but nine lines in Shakespeare's JULIUS CAESAR, but numbers two and three sure are memorable.
Lovers of puppetry arts have been celebrating every March 21st since 2003.
