2,344 stories by "Michael Dale"
MirandaMania has hit D.C. hard and a reporter asks the musical theatre scribe for his opinion on how Aaron Burr would feel about Donald Trump.
Charitybuzz's latest online auction offers a chance to meet the Tony-winning star during the last month of her run.
The lyricist of LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, THE LITTLE MERMAID and BEAUTY AND THE BEAST and was lost to AIDS at age 40.
Arming China's theatre ushers with laser beams has effectively decreased cell phone use during performances.
Broadway's greatest living composerlyricist spoke at the National Theatre of the fragile nature of commercial theatre.
Parents complained when a photo of the set was posted on a student's Facebook page.
Annette O'Toole gives an outstanding performance in a musical based on Kate Davis' documentary.
Alfred Uhry and Robert Waldman's Mississippi musical steals hearts with style.
HAMILTON parodies are all over the Internet, but here's one that's well worth a listen.
The new Broadway musical based on Natalie Babbitt's best-selling and award-winning novel begins previews March 31st for an April 26th opening.
The former New York Times critic has harsh words for the presidential candidate's 'revisionist version.'
One of America's great actors in the role that made him a star.
The New York based non-profit benefits the emotional development of children in disadvantaged areas through dance.
The 3-time Tony Award-winner returns to Broadway in Florian Zeller's Moliere Award winner.
The co-founder of Chicago's Gift Theatre had been acting from a wheelchair since spinal strokes.
Michelle Williams and Jeff Daniels are excellent, playing out a controversial situation.
Steven Spielberg watches his BRIDGE OF SPIES star get a surprise.
Alexander Hamilton, Eliza Hamilton and Hercules Mulligan are all buried in Lower Manhattan's Trinity Church.
Not satisfied with the way he played the role Off-Broadway in 2007, the actor searches deeper into disturbing emotions.
With ECLIPSED transferring to Broadway and FAMILIAR extended at Playwright's Horizons, Danai Gurira is one of New York's hottest playwrights.
The widow knew she needed to work hard to preserve her late husband's legacy against those who would erase it.
The company defends their casting choice despite the actor's non-Japanese appearance.
From earthquakes to tidal waves to shark attacks, it wasn't safe to go to the movies that decade.
Seth Rudetsky and Jack Plotnick's musical send-up of 1970s disaster flicks has a solid company of pros having fun.
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