1,179 stories by "Robert Simonson"
Her founding of Arena Stage in D.C. helped spark a revolution.
He transformed Broadway.
Hamilton was beat at the till, and Cats showed continued strength in its second week on Broadway.
Motown suddenly announces closing, Chicago gets a Hamilton cast, and War Paint opens at the Goodman.
He is thought to have been the world's oldest active actor.
An unseen force along Broadway, she saw to the costumes of dozens of shows.
A couple Tony winners and two noted choreographers began their careers as dancing felines.
The addition of Cats and Motown to the roster led to a surge at the Broadway box office, while Hamilton survived the exit of its original lead actors.
Lyricist Tim Rice turns to an American story for his most recent musical, From Here to Eternity.
The Hamilton cast exodus continues, Theater for a New Audience and the Public Theater fight over a Hamlet, and New York gets two Chicagos.
Long before Javier Muñoz became the most famous replacement actor in Broadway history, he almost gave everything up before hitting the Heights.
Hamilton, which bid farewell to Lin-Manuel Miranda and others last week, was immune to the overall box-office slide across Broadway.
Hamilton gets some new stars while the old stars get some new gigs, and Mike Daisey takes on Donald Trump.
Broadway comebacks occasionally take time, but Headley proves they are worth the wait.
Hamilton has altered the fate of a lot of other things beside Broadway.
Anastasia confirms its Broadway plans, Edward Snowden makes his Off-Broadway debut and Andrew Lloyd Webber gets into a cat fight.
It was a robust week on Broadway, which held ground at the box office even as it lost shows.
Busy producer Scott Rudin closes one show, moves another and sends a third into turmoil.
The overall effect of the Tonys broadcast on Broadway was flat, but certain shows benefited handsomely"and even broke records.
Heeley was a three-time Tony winner known for his painterly, theatrical touch.
Hamilton swept the Tony Awards, as expected, and the musical had more news up its sleeve. Plus, as one show closes another one will make history.
The British director reunites with Red playwright John Logan to log his first cinematic credit, starring Colin Firth and Jude Law.
Caruso produced the revue Newsical and the movie The Big Gay Musical
Denkert helped ferry MGM film properties to the stage.
Box office collections surged across much of Broadway last week, making up for losses suffered the previous week.
