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Repeat after me: 'Groundhog Day' is coming to Broadway. Scott Rudin is bringing the 1993 Bill Murray comedy film to Broadway in 2017.
'Star Trek'-er George Takei launching web reality series 'It Takeis Two'
Tommy Tune is about to get his 10th Tony Award.
David Bowie will be the latest rock star throwing his hat in the musical theater ring.
Broadway's "Honeymoon in Vegas" has struggled for an audience practically since previews began in November and will close on Sunday.
Episode 3 of "The Joe D Show" podcast welcomes "Something Rotten!" stars Christian Borle and Brian d'Arcy James.
Annie Lennox covers American classics on album and PBS performance.
Sometimes it takes years for a song to find its proper setting.
Jason Alexander hooks Larry David's 'Fish in the Dark' role
True to form, Debbie Harry got the joke behind her Cafe Carlyle debut on Tuesday. "Why, why, why?," she asked, "Why are we here?"
"The Fantasticks" is ending its fantastic, record-setting run on May 3.
The latest musical to proclaim its exuberance in an exclamation point is the comedy "Something Rotten!"
Some dogs get treats for performing cool tricks " Broadway dogs get smooches from Helen Mirren.
Episode 2 of "The Joe D Show" podcast welcomes Andy Propst, journalist and author of the new Cy Coleman bio "You Fascinate Me So."
If you were to perform an autopsy on Fox's "Glee,"cause of death would include the following points.
Just in time for March Madness, a whole new kind of gambling is coming to Atlantic City this weekend.
Wendy Wasserstein's bracing 1988 play "The Heidi Chronicles" back on Broadway in a revival starring Elisabeth Moss.
Hugh Jackman is canceling the rest of his planned four-show stint in Turkey because of a vocal hemorrhage.
If you like plays that are tidy, or, better yet, coherent, pop a couple aspirins before seeing "Placebo." It may give you a headache.
Next stop, Broadway bliss. That's where 'On the Twentieth Century, starring Kristin Chenoweth, takes you.
Theater is one of the great things that makes New York New York " the stars, the hits, the flops, the battles.
Sienna Miller has stepped into the fishnets at "Cabaret" - and delivers a cocky and steely Sally Bowles.
Theater designer Bob Crowley's March Madness includes 'The Audience,' 'Skylight' and 'An American in Paris'
It's the biggest thing on Broadway this season.
Larry David has reeled in stars for tonight's premiere of his Broadway play, "Fish in the Dark."
