2,344 stories by "Michael Dale"
Honored by amfAR, Murphy talks of living through the AIDS crisis when so many around him were dying.
The actor has been critical of the British government's decision to allow only 20,000 refugees over five years.
Three GOP candidates attending conference held by pastor who believes FROZEN contains messages intended to indoctrinate 5-year-old girls into becoming lesbians.
Broadway loves a good ghost story, but not all ghost stories are the scary kind.
The 1975 limited Broadway premiere run of THE ROBBER BRIDEGROOM proved so popular, it was brought back in 1976.
Could this young guy have ever dreamed that the President of the United States would call a musical he wrote an example of the kind of creativity needed to teach history to our kids
HAMILTON releases the fourth in its series of vintage style photographs taken by Josh Lehrer.
Director Evan Cabnet's mounting of Helen Edmundson's adaptation looks like a somewhat faded oil painting come to life.
A multi-alarm fire in August did not reach the theatres, but ripped through the troupe's offices.
The late artistic director produced THE ORIGINAL GREASE at the company's 100 seat theatre.
Mike Bartlett's Olivier-winning futuristic drama envisions the early days of Prince Charles' reign as king.
More opposition to a proposed plan to convert the historic 115-year-old theatre into a student centercafeteria.
Licensing agency changes contract after controversial production.
The Broadway smash's hip-hop score is making its way into the city's fitness centers.
The memories found in the costumes, the reason for the bock of ice, and music played backwards.
After her directorial debut with last season's RASHEEDA SPEAKING, The New Group presents her sophomore effort.
So many great performers have journeyed to Oz in WICKED. Who Have Been Your Favorites
HAMILTON's authorstar tells of an overwhelming post-show encounter.
Join the two-time Tony winner for tea and conversation at New York's Alice's Tea Cup.
Long Island's own Piano Man, Billy Joel, will sing The Star-Spangled Banner Friday night at Citi Field.
The gifted comic performer is pure gold in A.R. Gurney's tale of a man and his dog.
The long running Off-Broadway smash mixes it up with basketball's clown princes.
The actor's glamorous alter-ego is an expression of individuality he was told to keep hiddenwhile growing up.
Sarah Jessica Parker starred in SYLVIA 20 years ago. Now it's hubby Matthew Broderick's turn.
Halloween is a two-show work day for Broadway's kids, so many are getting in the spirit all week.
