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Two young Broadway veterans, Chris McCarrell and Katie Rose Clarke, have released a duet recording as a fundraiser for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.
Broadway impresarios Philip J. Smith and Robert E. Wankel of the Shubert Organization will be celebrated as Living Landmarks by The New York Landmarks Conservancy Nov. 5.
Jessie Mueller, the Tony-winning star of Beautiful: The Carole King Story and announced to star on Broadway again this spring in Waitress, has been cast in a forthcoming new TV series, a…
Roundabout Theatre Company's upcoming Broadway revival of She Loves Me has pushed back preview and opening dates at Studio 54 by two weeks. Preview performances will now begin Feb. 19, 2…
Cirque du Soleil, the Canada-based circus-style entertainment company, has announced that Ruby Lewis will play the female lead in its first-ever, made-for-Broadway musica…
The Astonishing Times of Timothy Cratchit, a new, original musical sequel to Charles Dickens' perennial holiday favorite "A Christmas Carol," will get its Off-Broadway debu…
Meryl Streep and 2015 Tony nominee Carey Mulligan play early 20th century campaigners for women's right to vote in the new film "Suffragette," released in the U.S. Oct. 23.
Men are from Mars–Women are from Venus LIVE!, a play adapted from John Gray's 1992 bestselling self-help book about the differences between the genders, lands Off-Broad…
Songs in the Key of Equality, the benefit concert for the gay-straight alliance Swish and Swish Ally Fund of The Stonewall Community Foundation, will be held Oct. 26 at 8 PM at Le Poisso…
The 15th Annual 24 Hour Plays: On Broadway, featuring Taran Killam, Edie Falco, Ke$ha, Rosie Perez and Molly Ringwald, will be presented Nov. 16 at 8 PM at Broadway's American Airlines T…
Broadway, film, TV and standup star Chris Rock has been confirmed to host the 88th Academy Awards, according to Variety.
Hartford Stage's world premiere of Rear Window, adapted for the stage by Keith Reddin, will begin performances at the Connecticut venue Oct. 23, a day later than originally announced. Th…
The surrey with the fringe on top is coming your way: The film version of the classic Rodgers and Hammerstein musical Oklahoma! will return to cinemas around the country beginning Nov. 1.
Broadway favorite Liz Callaway will unveil her latest album, "The Essential Liz Callaway," with a November release and concert.
Oscar winner Al Pacino stars in the Broadway debut of China Doll—a play tailored specifically for him by master playwright David Mamet. The new American drama begins previews Oct. …
The premiere of Big Apple Circus' new production, "The Grand Tour," kicks off Big Apple Circus' 38th season Oct. 21 for a run through Jan. 10, 2016, at Lincoln Center.
The New York Police Department has turned to the stage to help coach future cops on racial sensitivity, according to The New York Post.
The American Theatre Wing's "Working in the Theatre" video series visited Marie's Crisis, a bar where theatre lovers gather around the piano every evening and sing their fa…
The Royal Shakespeare Company's King & Country: Shakespeare’s Great Cycle of Kings, a cycle of four Shakespeare plays about great monarchs, will be presented at the Bro…
Lin-Manuel Miranda is out of his Broadway hit Hamilton indefinitely with the flu.
Million Dollar Quartet, the musical that dramatizes the historic recording session of four American rock icons who came to light in the '50s, has announced that it will end its seven-…
Carrie Fisher, who originated the role of noble Princess Leia in the original "Star Wars" films, returns to the franchise in the forthcoming film "Star Wars: The Force Awakens…
The Public Theater's New York premiere of Eclipsed, starring Oscar winner Lupita Nyong’o ("12 Years a Slave") is moving to Broadway, according to Th…
The Off-Broadway company Soho Rep, which had a hit with An Octoroon last year, opens its 2015-16 season Oct. 20 with the new science-fiction Civil War musical Futurity, by the co…
Two-time Tony-winning actor John Cullum watched Oct. 16 as officials from the American Theatre of Actors renamed the 140-seat Chernuchin Theatre after him.
