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The Encores production will replicate the style of the era, rather than the style as represented by the white-controlled entertainment of the era.
A new exhibition explores the controversial case that inspired the Broadway musical PARADE.
The hit Broadway comedy is now tailored for a new star and a new location.
The Tony-winner set designer's creation has to take a beating every night in a highly physical comedy.
The Oscar-winning FROZEN songwriters share tips on professional and romantic collaborations.
The Chicago production had been denied the right to invite critics due to a standard practice.
The new artistic director seeks equality in the number of directors and living playwrights.
The space explorer points out that he felt lacking in the creative communication skills needed to describe his experiences.
African-Swedish actors explain the play's current relevance in their country.
The actoractivist talks about decisions made by those who suffered internment not to pass on their stories.
a huge number of Broadway fans use social media to talk about their favorite shows but how influential is it in generating sales
Police investigation after audience member believed to be a medical student sees body tremors.
Don't be surprised if you spot the Texas Senator making a campaign stop at Marie's Crisis.
An evening exploring how men like Alexander Hamilton used portraits to craft a public image.
Health tips from some of Broadway's most exciting stars.
Support the New York StatePsychiatric Institute's Research Foundation for Mental Hygiene at Columbia University with a winning bid.
It wasn't mere coincidence that Rudy Vallee was singing a college fight song in HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING.
Charles Mee's latest abstract piece was inspired by Trappist monk author, Thomas Merton.
The new dinner theatre will be the 4th Parton-owned entertainment venue in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.
Celebrating his 60th year on the New York stage in 2016, Cullum certainly has many tales to tell.
Over 75 of staff positions in New York's nonprofit theatres are held by white employees.
Some people collect stamps. Some collect coins. But Matthew Morrison isn't just some people.
The celebrated actor was attracted to Richard Greenberg's new play because it addresses women who are not identified as anything but mothers.
The acclaimed actor speaks out about not accepting casting limitations and on always finding ways to be excellent.
While performing a concert in Christchurch, New Zealand, the Broadway star takes time to tutor young talent.
