2,344 stories by "Michael Dale"
The intimate Broadway house was originally co-owned by Irving Berlin and premiered his MUSIC BOX REVUES.
Some would call Michael Frayn's NOISES OFF the funniest play of the 20th Century.
Classic moments from the musical as imagined by animation student Patrycja Cmak.
A reviewer pointed out extreme similarities between the TheatreWorks production and one directed by Darko Tresnjak.
The beloved character actor also originated roles in 1776, MERLIN and INTO THE WOODS
Comedy website Clickhole posts a variation of infamously gaudy home holiday displays.
A popular Southern California community theatre actor says he did it for money.
A bit of Johnny Mercer's 'Something's Gotta Give' in celebration of the 100th Anniversary of Frank Sinatra's birth.
On her afternoon off, the Tony-nominated star shows viewers the backstage rush of intermission.
Saget has something to say to those comparing Trump to legendary insult comic Don Rickles.
A new report from the National Endowment For the Arts focuses on how exposure to the arts enhances the emotional, and cognitive growth of children from birth to age eight.
Paul Gordon and John Caird's chamber musical was performed in Japan, London and across America before arriving Off-Broadway.
Billie Joe Armstrong's faux Fab Four songs are the highlights of this mod Shakespeare riff.
The theatre institution hosted the Broadway favorite as he read from his new memoir DO YOU KNOW ME
It's written in blank verse, contains soliloquies and even has a ghost, but is Mike Bartlett's future history play really Shakespearean
After the devastatingly tragic KING LEAR, Shakespeare wrote PERICLES in the style of story theatre.
Theatre producer and designer creates STAR WARS poster art for three current U.K. tours.
The free program that began in 2015 offers more free memberships for cultural institutions in 2016.
The highly-regarded and influential music industry publication says the album works even without the benefit of seeing the show.
The popular actor and activist enjoys having his name on a vehicle that helps people take in the splendor of New York.
The recent Kennedy Center Honoree talks about her nearly 70 years in show business.
Ideal recreations of deceased loved ones populate the future.
The gathering of strangers to enjoy a communal experience is celebrated with the musical's second act rouser.
The two Broadway stars are honored by a society named for a fictional award in the film ALL ABOUT EVE.
Before coming to Broadway, George appeared regionally in contemporary drama and Shakespeare
