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Charitybuzz's new auction benefits Take It From The Top, a National Arts Alliance dedicated to providing quality education enrichment through music, dance and theatre.
The solo piece criticizes the way women are represented in American theatre by using excerpts from the ten most frequently produced American plays of 2014-15.
The Los Angeles theatre that carries David Geffen's name serves its community as well as emerging playwrights.
Lin-Manuel Miranda's musical makes it clear that Hamilton was an obsessive writer. See for yourself
Paper Mill has been teasing playgoers with hints about their upcoming productions since 2010.
Producer Ross Putman's Twitter account quotes how screenwriters introduce their female characters.
Broadway is buzzing today with news of a new stage adaptation of one of America's greatest novels.
The actors are joined by composerlyricist Brenda Russell and producer Scott Sanders in a discussion moderated by activist writer Michaela Angela Davis.
New York based casting director Laura Stanczyk named Director of New Works,
Shanley calls his newest the third play in a trilogy that basically makes up his autobiography.
A surge of collaborations and co-productions have developed as the city loses more small theatres.
The Broadway legend and the legend-mimicking star duet a little Cole Porter.
From New York to Los Angeles, teachers are finding out that HAMILTON is an effective tool for inspiring students to learn American history.
Marco Ramirez's drama is loosely based on the story of heavyweight champ Jack Johnson.
After playing husbands in Mark Gerrard's STEVE, the pair just finished a one-nighter for Lincoln Center's American Songbook.
The actor combines his talents as a star of both Shakespeare classics and musical theatre.
The latest subject in the musical's series of portraits taken by photographer Josh Lehrer using his 1839 lens.
An interactive workshop that promises to 'change the way you see romance forever.'
The solo piece up of material from popular plays was ordered not to go on after a complaint from one of the playwrights.
The state's laws that allow for scalping are set to expire on May 14th.
The 1966 Caffe Cino production starred a teenage Bernadette Peters in her first major New York role.
The Off-Off Broadway pioneer directed young Bernadette Peters in two of her first New York starring roles.
Brilliantly evocative directorchoreographer Austin McCormick turns in another sensual delight.
Ralph Macchio, Mario Cantone 'Bringing Italian-Americans Back To Theatre' in A ROOM OF MY OWN
The first musical by Alan Menken and Howard Ashman was an adventurous sign of things to come.
