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We surveyed voters ahead of this year's ceremony on Sunday. They are strikingly split in the races for leading musical performers.
Abrera, a former principal dancer with American Ballet Theater, has been named acting director of the school.
A white teaching artist at the theater organization says it discriminated against white people. The nonprofit declined to comment.
The Broadway ensemble member turned Oscar winner vows that the ceremony will celebrate the often unsung actors who have stepped in so often during the pandemic.
English National Ballet brings Akram Khan's "Giselle" to the Brooklyn Academy of Music, a production that prizes style over substance.
Horne, a renowned singer and activist, will be the first Black woman to have a theater named after her once the Brooks Atkinson is renamed.
Adapted from a 13th-century drama, Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig's play is part ghost story, murder mystery and family melodrama.
The "Killing Eve" star will reprise her role in Suzie Miller's solo show, which is wrapping up a run in London.
A program of early works at the Joyce Theater shows a different, more experimental side of the choreographer.
Two recent British dramas with Austrian roots made it to Vienna this season: "Leopoldstadt," by Tom Stoppard, and Robert Icke's "The Doctor."
The musical, which opened in 2017, is the third to announce a closing in two days, as many shows struggle in a pandemic-softened marketplace.
The protagonist of this new play by Michael McKeever steps gingerly out of grief's stasis and into the unknown.
Musicals like "MJ" and "Paradise Square" take on dance of the past " with some missed opportunities. But the dance in For Colored Girls" helps us to "remember what cannot be said."
The ballet star discusses what's next in his first interview since he won his job with the company back after a nude photo sharing scandal.
The university is commemorating the African Grove Theater, part of a new building opening in 2023.
Many of the "great men" who helped America create its classics, its institutions and its own acting style were tyrants. We need to cut them loose.
The comedian's memoir was funny. But when the new show based on it tries for something deeper, it sinks into bathos.
The actress, nominated for a Tony Award for her magnetic performance in "Macbeth," is drawn to female characters who challenge the status quo.
The Tony-winning musical will close in September after suffering a double blow from the coronavirus pandemic and a poorly received film adaptation.
The Tony Award-nominated co-director of "Six" shares the corners of the internet she haunts to help her stay productive.
Josh Azouz's vivid, nightmarish play at Astoria Performing Arts Center in Queens is a hallucinatory tale about two refugees and a talkative infant.
The play, about a Jewish family in Vienna in the first half of the 20th Century, will begin previews Sept. 14 and open Oct. 2 at the Longacre Theater.
The choreographer Akram Khan and Tamara Rojo, English National Ballet's artistic director, talk about their "Giselle," coming to the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
As Broadway embarked on its road to recovery, these 45 theater artists helped pave the way.
The 75th Tony Awards air on CBS. And Katori Hall's "P-Valley" is back on Starz.
