Dogged by talk of a curse, "Spider-Man" producers vowed Tuesday the star-crossed show would go on despite a shocking fall that could have killed its top stunt man. Christopher Tierney wasn't…
The curse of "Spider-Man" struck again Monday night when a stunt double in the star-crossed show was injured as he plunged from a platform into a pit below the stage.
The dude looks like a lady.
The remains of the play
Were Thora Birch's "Dracula" cast mates rubbing her father the wrong way? The 28-year-old actress was reportedly dropped from the off-Broadway revival after her dad and manager, Jack Birch, …
Good things come in small packages. Plainly wrapped ones, too. By design, the Irish Repertory Theatre's pleasantly festive take on "A Child's Christmas in Wales" couldn't be more modest.
Forget Radio City, "Elf" and the annual office bash. The Christmas party of the season is being thrown by Donny and Marie Osmond at the Marquis Theatre.
Long before his girlfriend turned up dead in a hotel bathroom, Nicholas Brooks' family name had been tied to scandal.
Leave it to the ace docutheater company the Civilians to turn a convoluted and contentious saga of urban planning into something concise, juicy and entertaining.
Now at the halfway mark, the current Broadway season has so far turned out to be a tepid affair. Since September, 18 shows have opened and the red-hot hits are rarer than restraint by Pee-we…
Don't be surprised to see angels walking around in Morningside Heights this Saturday.
"The Scottsboro Boys" will end its Broadway run at the Lyceum Theatre on December 12, producers announced Tuesday.
It's an unofficial title, but crowning the d'Amboise/Mann household New York's busiest would probably be a safe bet right now.
T.R. Knight, Brendan Fraser, Patrick Stewart, David Hyde Pierce and Mark Rylance are among the high-profile actors whose Broadway season has ended rather abruptly.
"Burlesque," starring Cher and Christina Aguilera, goes behind the curtain at a sexy Los Angeles stage show. We asked some of New York's best-known burlesque performers what they thought of …
The man known to television fans worldwide as Dr. Jack Shephard from "Lost" is set to debut on the British stage.
In "The Break of Noon," David Duchovny plays a low-level executive who, through divine intervention, survives an office massacre.