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These are the moments we can't stop thinking about from the fabulous first season of the interview series.
These are the moments we can't stop thinking about from the fabulous first season of the interview series.
The trend of the year was authenticity: artists dressed their best, rather than chasing the microtrends that otherwise dominated the fashion ecosystem offstage.
Check out the imaginative covers from both Broadway and Off-Broadway productions.
The North American tour of the international hit is currently playing Hayes Hall in Naples, Florida.
As Chess gets a new life on Broadway, the lyricist thinks his 2000 collaboration with Elton John should get 'another go.'
Theatre kids are really loving Beetlejuice Jr.
The annual holiday concert also includes an appearance by Dennis Haysbert.
The newly partisan D.C. institution previously announced a possibly illegal move to add President Trump's name to its title.
Broadway professionals"including Brandon Victor Dixon, Beth Leavel, Adam Pascal, Christopher Sieber, and Jason Tam"offer words of wisdom.
The new production of Bellini's final opera opened December 31.
The widow of Geoffrey Holder, Ms. Lavallade was an accomplished prima ballerina.
From the goats in Once On This Island to the Matildas and Milky White, here are the moments that filled us with awe and also made us go "awww."
Mr. Whitlock is best known for his performance on HBO's The Wire, where he played the corrupt state senator Clay Davis.
Mark Shanahan will direct Charlotte Booker's comedy at the Westport Country Playhouse.
The play's two youngest stars, Zaynn Arora and Eric Williams, brought down the house at the Broadway Cares fundraiser.
This year saw the passing of many stage luminaries, including William Finn, Charles Strouse, Robert Redford, and many more.
The Wicked film star is one of many honored in King Charles III's New Year's Honours List.
Christmas week sent theatregoers to Broadway in droves, driving up cumulative grosses to over $50 million.
The fan-favorite musical is celebrating its sixth anniversary on Broadway with a series of special Playbills.
The Tony winner will return to 54 Below in February.
Here are the artists whose work we're still buzzing about months later.
The Sunset Blvd. star performed the Cabaret classic during her debut at the famed Manhattan venue.
The Devil Wears Prada star is heading back to 54 Below next year.
The collection of short plays is coming to East London's The Divine via Brooklyn Rep in 2026.
The Off-Broadway revival will welcome the School Spirits star to succeed current leading lady Jodie Steele next month.