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Select winners for the 2015 American Theatre Wing's Tony Awards held Sunday night in New York City:
The poignant and groundbreaking coming-of-age show "Fun Home" was named best musical at the Tony Awards on Sunday.
Celebrities are making fashion statements or two as they arrive for the Tony Awards ceremony in New York City.
Friend and designer Lex Liang dropped by (in between putting the finishing touches on the Tony Award gala at The Plaza) to snap a few pics of Kepley getting all glammed up before she hits th…
America's first regional theater has much to celebrate this year: its centennial season and the 2015 regional Tony Award.
"Cleveland Play House was founded in 1915 and through those 100 years we have never missed a season, not during the Great Depression or World War II." -- Artistic director Laura Ke…
In addition to a hefty 11 performances and the handing out of 24 competitive Tonys, the three-hour telecast will feature appearances by a motley group of stars like Jennifer Lopez, Sting, Ji…
And, In case you're wondering, CPH managing diector Kevin Moore will be in tux by Jos. A. Bank and flying the CPH colors with an orange tie from Nordstrom.
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Let us give thanks, brothers and sisters of the Church of High Kicks, for the glorious three-way we are about to witness at the 69th annual Tony Awards. I'm not talking ab…
Glamour is hard work, darling. So CPH's Laura Kepley did the sensible thing and called friend and New York-based designer Lex Liang to help her get ready for Sunday's Tony Awards.
In adapting Johanna's remarkable tale of recovery and courage for the stage, Rivas said he worked hardest to channel his heroine's authentic voice, and he's done a gorgeous job of it.
'Three Sisters,' one 'Wiz' and a 'Young Man from Atlanta' play in Cleveland this week.
Jane Chu, the 11th chairperson of the National Endowment for the Arts, described her ethnic Chinese and Midwest roots Wednesday to an appreciative audience at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
One world-premiere and two classics ease on down the road to Cleveland's stages this week.
Michael Bloom's first personally selected season of plays as artistic director of the Cleveland Play House will make 2005-06 an all-American year in honor of the Play House's 90th anniversar…
Sitting tall and regal at an out-of-the-way table and chattering on a mobile phone, Linda Powell lets it be known to everyone in a Cleveland Heights coffeehouse that a someone is on the premises this afternoon.
And so she is.
More than 30 investors from the Cleveland area and their families will be in Broadway's Virginia Theatre tonight for the official opening of the musical-theater version of Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women."
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Michael McElroy made it all the way from Shaker Heights to a Tony Award nomination on Broadway.
"On the Record" is awful cute. Take your pick. Either way, you'd be right.
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No. 1, guys in dresses. No. 2, Shakespeare. No. 3, friends of Dick Cheney's daughter.
These three disparate elements come together in a highly combustible and almost continuously hilarious new comedy by Ken Ludwig, Broadway's reigning gagmeister.
