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This season's highlights? A new festival at Little Island, a birthday celebration for Twyla Tharp " and the return of all the things you've missed.
Feuding stagehands, falling props: It might sound like the plot of an opera, but in France it has been the subject of a court case.
The actor Nathan Lane said he had recently participated in a reading of the show, titled "Square One."
She taught Barbra Streisand, Penélope Cruz and countless other performers how to sound like someone else.
Seemingly sweet yet insistently ominous, this opera installation turns a sandy beach into a spectacle of a changing climate.
After some members of a touring company tested positive for the coronavirus, Wednesday night's show did not go on.
In Colleen Thomas's work at New York Live Arts, created and performed by women, the sense of pent-up release was strong.
Former ballet dancers grasp at words to describe the genius of George Balanchine in this charming documentary.
Max Harwood, making his professional debut with the movie musical "Everybody's Talking About Jamie," has "this kind of magic about him."
Theater seems to be responding to demands for diversity. Artists are both delighted and worried about the precarious moment in which the gates have opened.
How five big returning shows, including "The Phantom of the Opera" and "Moulin Rouge!," have retuned, restored and restarted their signature effects.
In the movie musical, Garfield plays the creator of "Rent," who died unexpectedly at 35. Making the film helped Garfield process a death in his own life.
"Frozen" and "Back to the Future: The Musical" are sure to please fans of the original screen works, without offering much more of interest.
He was a central figure in the experimental theater movement for decades. His best-known work, a trilogy of one-acts, opened in 1966 and ran for more than 630 performances.
Sarah Benson, the theater's artistic director, said she hopes that the productions this season will respond to a transformative moment in theater.
During the brief moment when the pandemic was receding and we could be together again, all we wanted to do was move our bodies.
The star, who originated the role of Glinda, helped welcome back the show, which has been seen by more than 60 million people in 100 cities around the world.
Lin-Manuel Miranda takes the stage and Al Roker revs up the crowd on a night of Broadway reopenings.
The long-running revival, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary, hopes the tourists it has long relied on return in big numbers.
Setting the mood for the evening, the show's creator joined fans on the street to celebrate the return of Broadway.
The first performance of 'Lackawanna Blues' offered a reminder that Broadway is a home for plays as well as musicals.
Lin-Manuel Miranda, Julie Taymor and Stephen Schwartz tell us what it feels like to put their shows back onstage.
Lindiwe Dlamini said she was experiencing 'every emotion you can think of' as she returned to the stage tonight.
The show, which imagines the wives of Henry VIII as pop stars, was scheduled to open the day Broadway shut down.
