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The supremely silly "Something Rotten!" is the musical love child of 'The Carol Burnett Show' and 'Forbidden Broadway.'
A Houston high school student landed in an orchestra pit when accepting an award Tuesday.
Stephen Adly Guirgis, has won the Pulitzer Prize for drama for his play "Between Riverside and Crazy."
It helps to be the First Lady of the United States to score a ticket to the hottest musical in town.
The Helen Hayes Theatre has finally been sold following an eight year legal battle.
Fifty years after his first collaboration with Fred Ebb, John Kander is opening their last " "The Visit."
Episode 6 of "The Joe D Show" features "The Visit" composer John Kander, who discusses his collaboration with Fred Ebb.
There is no shortage of beards, camo, hunting and God alongside a bit of recent real-life scandal in "Duck Commander Musical."
Kenneth Branagh has assembled a troupe including Judi Dench, Rob Brydon and Richard Madden for a season of plays.
Something's rotten in Denmark " and it's the Classic Stage Company's anemic and dour version of "Hamlet," starring Peter Sarsgaard.
"It Shoulda Been You" is a musical about a wacky wedding that's small in size but big in cliches.
Jake Gyllenhaal to make his musical-theater Seymour in Encores! "Little Shop of Horrors" July 1-2.
Stephen Hawking has released a cover version of the Monty Python tune "Galaxy Song" and as a video to go with it.
Fresh from winning an Olivier Award, Mike Bartlett's "King Charles III" announces a fall Broadway run.
Director and choreographer Christopher Wheeldon shows a vibrant vision and buckets of imagination.
Episode 5 of "The Joe D Show" podcast features "Hand to God" playwright Robert Askins.
All good things come to an end, even musicals.
Playwright David Mamet is readying a film adaptation of his 1988 Tony-nominated Hollywood satire, reports Deadline.
Vanessa Hudgens stars in a shrill revival of Lerner and Loewe's "Gigi."
For its 30th anniversary, New York's annual Summerstage series will bring more free live music to the city than ever.
The Broadway musical "Fun Home" is filled with design details for authenticity's sake.
Five fabulous women in white " from Lily James' Cinderella to Kristin Chenoweth's Lily Garland " are wed in a range of bridal styles.
'Airline Highway' and 'Something Rotten!' open on Broadway in late April 2015
In the show, James is Nick Bottom, a writer in 1595 who simply can't compete with William Shakespeare.
Episode 4 of "The Joe D Show" podcast features a visit with "Fun Home" composer Jeanine Tesori in her Manhattan studio.
