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"Sweat" is a group of portrait of lost American dreamers adrift in an economic wasteland.
In "Latin History for Morons," John Leguizamo surveys the "buried" history of Latinos in the Americas going back to the Mayans.
A mission to Mars goes pear-shaped. Actually squid-shaped in Jake Gyllenhaal's sci-fi flick.
"Are you kidding me? What a shame."
"Miss Saigon" is back, helicopter included, at the Broadway Theatre, where the musical began a Tony-winning ten-year run in 1991.
'Anastasia' hosts a Parisian wedding without leaving New York.
Love, war, saints and dreamers are explored in new shows Off-Broadway.
Who am I? That's the burning question in the new Broadway musical "Anastasia," starting previews on Thursday.
Bette Midler, Patti LuPone, Kevin Kline, Cynthia Nixon and a scene-stealing helicopter are about to bow on the Great White Way.
Mark Ruffalo and Tony Shalhoub play estranged brothers in Arthur Miller's flawed 1968 play, "The Price."
One-hit wonder Rebecca Black wants to reclaim the spotlight.
Britney Spears spent a magical day with her family just weeks after her niece Maddie's miraculous recovery from an ATV accident.
The Canadian musical "Come From Away" celebrates compassion and community in the wake of 9/11.
"We're hopefully starting to put this idea into people' heads that this is always the kind of band we were meant to be."
Andy Karl snagged a Tony nod for "Rocky." Now, in Broadway's "Groundhog Day," takes on a movie role played by Bill Murray.
Director Sam Gold's stark revival of Tennessee Williams' 1945 classic is the eighth Broadway production.
Wouldn't it be loverly...to see "My Fair Lady" on Broadway?
Miriam Colon, a pioneering actress in U.S. Latino New York theater, died Friday.
A gay millennial goes into freefall when his three best girlfriends get married and leave him to fend for himself.
Ariana Grande's fan put her in a dangerous situation.
A Stephen Sondheim classic, a coming-of-age play set in the '80s and a meditation of mortality on running Off-Broadway.
Lady Gaga has stepped in to fill Beyoncé's pregnant shoes at Coachella.
Bidders paid $100,000 to dine with the starry cast on the set of Arthur Miller's 1968 drama "The Price."
A shrink with principles comes under fire in David Mamet's new drama, "The Penitent."
John Legend may have been hacked " but he found it pretty funny.
