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At Berlin's FIND festival of new international drama, several productions use transcripts to explore questions of state power and identity.
Shaina Taub's new musical at the Public Theater tells the story of the women's suffrage movement in the years leading up to the passage of the 19th Amendment.
His most prominent roles included three tenderly caring parents, but he was most associated with the dapper gangsters he portrayed in the movies and on television.
Broderick's positive test result comes as coronavirus cases have once again been rising in New York City, and a number of Broadway shows have been affected
These two canonical dance artists, both now 70, share a willingness to take on weighty issues.
Lileana Blain-Cruz, a "master of curating chaos," is making her Broadway directing debut with a revival of Thornton Wilder's comedy of human survival, "The Skin of Our Teeth."
A litigator for 44 years, he was also a novelist; a writer, director and producer of plays and films; and helped establish the independent publishing house Soho Press.
In Keith Huff's new play, two friends head to the Jan. 6 insurrection, but this production substitutes unfunny cartoonishness for the characters' humanity.
The "Schitt's Creek" star makes his Broadway debut this month in Tracy Letts's new comedy "The Minutes."
Richard Greenberg's 2002 play about baseball and homophobia gets a fine revival starring Jesse Williams and Jesse Tyler Ferguson.
With their award for "The Unofficial Bridgerton Musical," two musical theater newcomers won against veterans like Andrew Lloyd Webber and Stephen Schwartz.
The company has announced five works for its 2022-23 lineup, which will include Agnes Borinsky's "The Trees," directed by Tina Satter.
Each spring and autumn, the skies in southern Denmark come to life with the swirling displays of hundreds of thousands of starlings, an event known locally as "sort sol."
In a new musical starring Joaquina Kalukango, the love between Black and Irish New Yorkers in a Manhattan bar is threatened by Civil War riots.
In this international production, you can check into the Balkan Express Motel, if you dare, and fulfill an ancient generational curse.
Celebrating its 50th anniversary, Ballet Hispánico takes on a new challenge: its first full-length ballet, with choreography by Annabelle Lopez Ochoa.
The show, which just began previews on Tuesday, hopes to resume on April 8.
She took a unique interdisciplinary approach and created a new field of study by exploring the collision of politics, ballet, design and music.
With the musical "Paradise Square" preparing to open Sunday, Garth Drabinsky is hoping to re-establish himself after serving time in a Canadian prison for fraud.
A new series of adaptations, documentaries and more examines the different ways the composer-lyricist left his mark on movies.
The choreographer Alice Ripoll and 10 dancers from Rio de Janeiro combine youthful abandon with an exploration of social injustice in "Cria" at BAM Fisher.
The Builders Association explores the world of turkers, workers performing thousands of weird, low-paying tasks for an online giant.
The gap between his category-defying artistry and his career options seems to expose a missing lane in American culture.
Matthew Gasda spent years writing plays on his electric typewriter, and almost no one seemed to care. With "Dimes Square," his depiction of a downtown crowd, he has an underground hit.
