2,344 stories by "Michael Dale"
The Tony-winning playwright explains what happened on the night he was stabbed in a seemingly random attack.
The two young actors earn places in the Hollywood and Entertainment division of the magazine's prestigious list.
Bill Manbo's color photographs chronicle his experiences while imprisoned at the Heart Mountain internment camp.
The 1632 publication assembled 38 Shakespeare plays for print, eighteen of which were previously unpublished.
An accomplished musical theatre supporting player takes on the title role in CSC's production of Brecht's classic drama.
Escalating rents claim another beloved Broadway hang-out.
The playwrightperformer's new solo piece is about women and girls who have been directly impacted by sex trafficking.
Her site-specific performance that has been touring private bathtubs in Japan, Ireland and throughout the US now plays New York.
Though he's a familiar face among New York's performing artists, what William Wade did before arriving in Gotham provides a fascinating story.
The accomplished musical theatre performer has been seen more recently in concert tours.
The President's first visit to HAMILTON is included in Chief Official White House Photographer Pete Souza end of year gallery.
Some call it a cultural landmark in need of renovations, others call it an eyesore.
America's oldest summer stock theatre has a controversial change after numerous conflicts.
The Tony-winning actor calls the production's Congo setting 'a decorative motif.'
The past 24 hours have seen angry responses to t-shirt designs disparaging artists.
Social media users artistically reacted yesterday to the designs of two Old Navy shirts marketed for children and infants.
The HAMILTON star has organized a program with company members to benefit Graham Windham, an outgrowth of Eliza Schuyler's orphanage.
The former speakeasy and old school Broadway hangout will move to W. 46th Street.
During intermission of this past Sunday's matinee, the actor took a firm stance on Twitter to admonish an audience member who was using his iPhone to video record the performance.
Social media has taken notice of the clothing company's items designed with a disparaging message about artists.
A look back at Broadway's longest running musical revue, as a new production prepares for the summer.
Taking drinks and snacks to your theatre seat is becoming as much of the Broadway experience as enjoying popcorn at the movies.
Charitybuzz's online auction offers two tickets for NOISES OFF, a backstage tour and drinks with Andrea Martin, Rob McClure, Tracee Chimo and Jeremy Shamos.
The acclaimed stage star plays a mother who makes a shocking confession that may not be true.
Original Broadway director Jerry Zaks will helm a new production.
