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The Academy Award winner makes her Broadway debut in Danai Gurira's tense and gripping drama.
In 1970, the Broadway company of 1776 played a special performance at The White House.
The one year anniversary of the UK's Channel 4's 360 Diversity Charter comes at a time when Hollywood debates the lack of diversity in the Oscar nominations.
This weekend's performances by students at Edina High School will help Disney develop a student version of the Broadway hit.
New York's reputation as a safe and fun tourist destination has been steadily growing in record numbers.
The invaluable stage star makes the most of Greenberg's unreliable memory play.
The 1,300 seat venue is Manhattan's last sing-screen movie house.
The three-tiered plan will provide individual grants, expand the city's artist-in-residence program and establish an arts resource desk at City Hall.
In less than a year, the organization founded by actor Lori Myers has addressed issues of conduct both in and outside the workplace.
Our 16th president was a great fan of the performing arts and educated himself by reading Shakespeare.
Directorchoreographer Austin McCormick.brings his brand of baroque eroticism to the classic fairy tale.
Cast members of MA RAINEY'S BLACK BOTTOM tell of the lack of opportunity to tell stories penned by their country's black playwrights.
The engrossing workplace drama provides the final third of the playwright's Detroit trilogy.
One of Broadway's most beloved musicals looked like a disaster in out-of-town previews.
Dolly is a great comic role, but it requires a great foil playing opposite her.
A thrilling theatre piece providing an improvised soundscape to a troubling classic film.
Jefferson Mays has parting words for the cheering crowds after slaying them in the aisles.
Broadway's first black star in film footage lost for over 100 years.
Five moments when Broadway songwriters risked shocking and angering patrons with discomforting truths.
The stand-up comic accents tales of hardship with his own compositions played by a jazz orchestra.
While ECLIPSED prepares for its Broadway transfer Gurira's new drama begins previewing at Playwrights Horizons.
As the new musical plays out its final performances amidst rumors of a Broadway transfer, fans leave flowers, candles and cards.
Support educational enrichment through the arts with a winning for two tickets and a visit after the show.
The Jonathan Larson Grant recipient is excited to be a part of the 2013 hit's return engagement.
The world-famous star was a friend and mentor to him for twenty years,
