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The first two months of the year are traditionally a bit slow on Broadway, but we've got four big shows coming in this year.
Because of U.K. performance regulations, the West End production of the Broadway hit will require at least three times as many kid actors.
Lin-Manuel Miranda's smash may have been the year's top theatre story, but 2015 was full of controversy and celebration.
Two of Broadway's favorites join Steven Reineke's orchestra for a festive time at Carnegie Hall.
Sardines figure prominently in Michael Frayn's uproarious comedy.
The North Carolina company has cast the role with white actresses since 1984.
The bill would have redefined the employee status of performing artists.
You've probably seen this video dozens of times, but did you ever seriously consider what makes this a perfect Broadway musical moment
The stars of Transport Group's wacky new production talk about the origins of the classic musical and on bringing their own styles to the show.
Win VIP seats and a post-performance tour with Charitybuzz's new online auction .
STEVE may not be a musical, but The New Group's production sure includes a lot of Broadway hits.
She plays the repressed Principal Mullins on stage but in a fascinating interview the SCHOOL OF ROCK star opens up about being a woman working in today's theatre.
Principal Joanna Read made changes after looking into why successful male applicants were consistently outnumbering women in recent years.
A likable and peppy company in a budget-minded touring production.
In this clever mockumentary called Quartospective, the lads send us holiday greetings.
A new change in tax laws will greatly encourage more investments in live theatre, creating more jobs.
The First Amendment's separation of church and state came into conflict with its protection of artistic expression.
Incisive acting and contemporary parallels are featured in this exceptional revival.
Co-author Griffin Matthews plays himself in a drama about the education he receives about the realities of volunteering.
Playgoers with get a chance to enjoy the opulent interior of one of Broadway's most lavish showplaces.
Lin-Manuel Miranda's historical hip-hop musical wins another fan among Washington insiders.
The British travel series WISH YOU WERE HERE took viewers on a film tour of New York.
Results released today by Public Policy Polling say 41 of Donald Trump voters would favor bombing the fictional country.
First a solo play, then a feature film, and now Chazz Palminteri's autobiographical story of organized crime gets the musical treatment.
The Japanese-American star wants the presidential candidate to understand what happens when the government supports racial profiling.
