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Bruce Willis to make his Broadway debut in William Goldman's Broadway adaptation of Stephen King chiller "Misery"
Good-bye, Avery Fisher. Hello, David Geffen.
Rajiv Joseph's "Guards at the Taj" stars Omar Metwally and Arian Moayed at the Atlantic Theater Company.
Nick Offerman of NBC's "Parks and Recreation" will star as Ignatius Reilly in a stage adaptation of "A Confederacy of Dunces."
Clive Owen will make his Broadway debut in the Harold Pinter drama "Old Times" in September.
Broadway's alive with the sound of musicals " and this spring the volume gets cranked to 10.
Who knew Mary Poppins could be so metal?
Helen Mirren rules in Broadway's 'The Audience' and offstage with grit and grace.
Did Ariana Grande rip off a classic funk song from the '70s?
The hills were alive with the sound of Gaga on "The Sound of Music" at Sunday's Oscars.
The train never left the station Saturday night at the American Airlines Theatre " and the passengers were steamed.
Meet Bradley Cooper's 'Elephant Man' standby Lucas Calhoun.
"The Elephant Man" star Bradley Cooper has his trunk packed for the Oscars, where he's a nominee for 'American Sniper.'
Lynn Cohen was some six decades into her acting career before landing her signature role " Magda in "Sex and the City."
Jason Biggs and Bryce Pinkham costar with Elisabeth Moss in Broadway revival of Wendy Wasserstein's award-winning 'The Heidi Chronicles.'
Darren Criss is returning to Broadway in gender-bending style as the star of 'Hedwig and the Angry Inch.'
Fallon's first year at 'The Tonight Show' helm has been filled with some brilliant musical moments.
Nick Jones is back at Lincoln Center with an edgy new comedy, "Verité," about a woman who spices up her own life story to get published.
Broadway actor Andy Karl jokes about accidentally suggestive poster for "On the Twentieth Century."
Helen Hayes, the first lady of the American stage, has been accused of dirty dealing.
"The doctor will see you now" takes on a whole new meaning in "Rasheeda Speaking," a comedy-drama that's jagged, jolting and terrific.
Fashion looms large Off-Broadway as NYC's biannual sartorial celebration kicks off.
Andy Cohen of "Watch What Happens Live" will be watching himself if a plucky New York performer's plan plays out.
Scores of recent Rockettes will have to do some unexpected legwork to find new jobs.
12-year-old theater nerds aspire to Broadway from afar.
