2,344 stories by "Michael Dale"
The beloved English actor was a very frequent visitor to the New York stage.
It's hard to imagine that the playwright known for COPENHAGEN, DEMOCRACY and BENEFACTORS first whipped up this frothy fun.
The Tony nominated actor has spent five years with the little demon sock puppet at the end of his arm.
For thirty-one years, King has handled hundreds of West End marketing campaigns.
While the number of roles for minority actors in British productions have increased through the years, they have been ghettoized into supporting roles.
Recent college graduate Melissa Bayern offered her services after seeing a cast member on book filling in for an ill actor.
His Broadway debut was as an unknown but streets were jammed with fans the last time he came to call.
After winning a Tony for HOW TO SUCCEED, Reilly fought homophobia to become one of television's most popular stars.
The union's General Executive Board voted unanimously to endorse the former U.S. Secretary of State's presidential bid.
Social Media has been abuzz with casting ideas once Harirspray Live was announced.
Though her Broadway performances have been preserved with clips of her TV appearances, she also performed new dances on the small screen
The Tony-winning actor discusses her views on the issues that arise when theatre tells the stories of people of color.
Royal Osiris Karaoke Ensemble's ritualistic piece explores the attitude of nice guy privilege.'
Performances under the New York City Opera name could begin with next week's TOSCA at the Rose Theater.
Backstage at HAMILTON is the place to be. See who's left a souvenir John Hancock.
Dan O'Brien's drama was inspired by a horrific incident captured by photojournalist Paul Watson.
When Interview Magazine published pics of Jenner as a wheelchair-using dominatrix, Stroker spoke out for change.
A round table chat at Sardi's has the stars discussing the whirlwind experience.
How do you get to Carnegie Hall The answer may surprise you.
A stylish supper club style tribute to his brother, Gregory Hines, and their mother.
The award-winning playwrightperformer once worked at the legendary theatre store.
Maybe it was just a wisecrack, but maybe it smells like a hit.
Special performances, a touring exhibit and educational services are all featured in 2016.
Brown played an awkward dive bar Elvis impersonator who finds his true calling as a drag artist in MCC's production of Matthew Lopez's comedy.
The Obie and Emmy winner made her Broadway debut in Deaf West's revival.
