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The actress Florencia Lozano of “One Life to Live” has written “underneathmybed” — an Off Broadway play about Argentina’s “disappeared”…
George C. Wolfe to help out on "Normal Heart" directing.
The West End production, which will star Keira Knightley and Elisabeth Moss, would have to wait until fall 2011 to move to Broadway, its producers said.
What's your sharpest memory from seeing or reading "Angels in America"? And two decades later, how do the themes or politics of "Angels" resonate today?
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Star actors have become such a crucial part of modern Broadway that when they exit a show, the production may end up closing from weak ticket sales.
A new theater named the Cradle is only the start of the nurturing Washington’s Arena Stage hopes to provide new plays and playwrights.
The New York Musical Theater Festival, which starts on Monday, has a spate of intensely personal, memoir-style shows this year.
Lin-Manuel Miranda will star in a production in Puerto Rico.
A school superintendent wants to cancel the production because he believes educators should not do anything that might encourage use of a racial epithet.
The campy musical “Priscilla, Queen of the Desert” has undergone some Americanization as it prepares to open on Broadway.
Producers will cut some of Julie Taymor’s signature touches as they reshape the Broadway show “Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark.”
A Broadway revival of Garson Kanin's play "Born Yesterday" is in the works for spring 2011, possibly with a relatively unknown actress in the lead role that Judy Holliday made famous more th…
An election year looms, as does the return of "Gore Vidal's The Best Man," the deliciously tart (when done well) play about politics, campaigns and the presidency.
The foundation of the Broadway director Arthur Laurents and his longtime partner, Tom Hatcher, announced on Tuesday that its first playwriting award, worth $150,000, would go to Jeff Talbott.
Michael Grandage, who won the 2010 Tony Award for best director of a play for "Red," announced on Thursday evening that he will step down as artistic director of London's Donmar Warehouse.
The Broadway musical will close on April 24 after 27 preview performances and 421 regular performances, the producers announced on Thursday.
Clubbed Thumb and Playwrights Horizon create "SuperLab."
Oprah says she's excited about "Spider-Man" in an interview with Julie Taymor in "O" magazine
The new Broadway musical "Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown" has delayed the start of preview performances for a second time.
He may even compete against himself for a Tony Award.
Thousands of free tickets to Off Broadway and Off Off Broadway shows are available for the taking through the month of October as part of New York City's third annual "Free Night of Theater"…
A better run than the first time around.
Andrew D. Hamingson has resigned as executive director of the Public Theater after only two-and-a-half years as the company’s top financial executive, citing personal issues.
