2,344 stories by "Michael Dale"
Time for this week's sage advice from Hand to God's kind and even-tempered patron saint of self-control, Tyrone McHansely.
The newest from Thomas Bradshaw, whose plays have stirred discussion among theatregoers for their frequent and graphic depictions of sex acts.
British theatre producer Julius Green has recently discovered ten lost Agatha Christie plays among stacks of the playwrightnovelist's archive material.
The theatredance piece is inspired by the life of Pearl S. Buck.
Should you trade in your gym membership and therapy sessions for regular visits to a piano bar
The vintage photo appears on sheet music covers for selections from GEORGE WHITE'S SCANDALS OF 1928.
Should you trade in your gym membership and therapy sessions for regular visits to a piano bar
The co-authors based their drama on their experiences teaching a prison workshop.
The woman who popularized The Black Bottom for white audiences is featured in the new production's artwork.
The co-authors were inspired by their own experiences teaching a storytelling workshop to prison inmates.
BRAVO, GIOVANNI closed just in time for her to be available to replace the leading lady of the biggest smash in town.
Deborah Zoe Laufer's play is based on a true event that brought the issue of science vs. faith into the headlines.
A truly intimate and personal look at that historic opening, direct from the rooms where it happened.
General Rosalie Jones, Jessie Stubbs and Colonel Ida Craft fighting for the right to vote.
Broadway's pint-sized Ambassador of Love is fully psyched for the fall season to begin.
A reading of George Bernard Shaw's feminist comedy, PRESS CUTTINGS, preceded by two short plays by one of his major influences, Anton Chekhov.
DJ Kurs, Artist Director of Deaf West Theatre, explains to hearing community playgoers how the company wanted Spring Awakening's Broadway art work to contain a message specific to the deaf c…
'Yappy hour' specials, doggie massages and plenty of SYLVIA merchandise to take home.
'We're trying to say something about what was happening in deaf culture at the time, a very dark time in deaf history.'
Can Times Square visitors name the most popular song in history Do they know who wrote it Find out
Viewing pictures of sexual acts, regardless of the genders of the people involved, conflict with the inherent sacredness of sex.
Zero Mostel turned it down Perchik's song was originally Motel's song Who played the priest
Nobody ever said parenting was easy, but it can get ridiculous when you have several dozen children.
Misty Copeland never intended to work on Broadway, but now that she's here she's chronicling every graceful step in a video series, MISTY ON THE TOWN.
Frank DiLella, Elizabeth Stanley, Andrew Keenan-Bolger, James Monroe Iglehart and Sydney Lucas report all the action live from Joe's Pub.
