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Cameron Crowe's 2000 film, set in the world of bands and groupies, does not survive its Broadway musical transplant.
A costume designer filed a lawsuit saying the company discriminated against her because she is a mother.
Originally a virtual production earlier in the pandemic, this live version features an improvised duet between Casel and the pianist Arturo O'Farrill.
The actor adds to his body of knowledge with a starry production of the August Wilson play and a once-in-a-lifetime moment with Robert De Niro on "Amsterdam."
An adaptation of "My Neighbour Totoro" enchants audiences at the Barbican. Across town at the Harold Pinter Theater, a revival of "Good" takes viewers to darker territory.
A play based on the writer's memoir about the death of her husband, in its first New York revival, goes small to powerful effect.
The comedian, 44, discussed his one-man Broadway show that opens this month, his love for Taylor Swift and why he doesn't actually hate the Y.M.C.A.
City Center's gala production delves further into America's history of violence and delivers the best-sung musical in many a New York season.
Quiara AlegrÃa Hudes is back with a new work, an Off Broadway production of "My Broken Language," adapted from her 2021 memoir.
In a probing new play from the Civilians, based on the book "Caught in the Pulpit: Leaving Belief Behind," current and former members of the clergy grapple with the reality of losing their r…
"Spirited," a revisionist "Christmas Carol," leads with tap, thanks to the choreographer Chloé Arnold and her team, Ava Bernstine-Mitchell and Martha Nichols.
Andrew Rincón's play about reigniting passions in the heavens and the bedroom is a jumble of genres at 59E59 Theaters.
The 29-year-old actor, best known for his Tony-winning turn in "Dear Evan Hansen," this week returns to the stage at New York City Center.
In a revival of the 2002 musical "A Man of No Importance," the star of "The Big Bang Theory" achieves something more delicate.
The American Ballet Theater principal ruptured a tendon in December. He recently took his first step back to the stage with "Whipped Cream."
Thomas Ostermeier's production of "Hamlet," presented as part of the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Next Wave festival, unleashes more madness than what Shakespeare has already offered.
In "Unavailable Memory" at Baryshnikov Arts Center, dance artists fill in gaps in the choreographic record, but they don't all speak fluent Cunningham.
The company continues its fall season with the delight that is "The Dream," and a Christopher Rudd premiere with an all-Black cast and creative team.
He started playing in Broadway orchestras in 1957, and eventually he began recruiting those orchestras as well.
Martinez, once a member of the company's troupe and a former leader of the National Dance Company of Spain, will take up the position in December.
There were egos and clashes, but the choreographer and painter made 16 dances together over more than 50 years, work spotlighted in the Taylor company's season.
The Irish actor's one-man show on Broadway delves into painful and playful memories alike. He even imitates the oddballs of his Dublin boyhood.
Ensemble Studio Theater's 38th Marathon of One-Act Plays showcases what can be accomplished in short-form productions, and how, in some cases, they hem ideas in.
At Irish Arts Center, a wry, experimental iteration doesn't do much to untangle the playwright's unwieldy early work.
A new musical about the life of the televangelist Tammy Faye Bakker, composed by Elton John, makes spectacular entertainment from a righteous subject.
