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Feinstein's show at Feinstein's/54 Below celebrates the music of New York and the great nightclub entertainers who made the city unique.
Playwright Domenica Feraud was inspired to write Rinse, Repeat because she was frustrated by the lack of representation of eating disorders in the arts.
Halley Feiffer shares how writing completely transformed her life and career.
The movie Them That Follow premiered at Sundance to critical success. The film, which was just released theatrically this weekend, is a dramatic thriller set against the backdrop of a religi…
Casey Affleck wrote, directed, produced and stars in the new film Light Of My Life.
Mary Baggett Martin became a hotelier at a time when there were few female resort owners.
Ten years ago Annette Tanner founded Broadway Dreams, a nonprofit performing arts training program.
Robyn Lynne Norris cooked up 38 "undateable" OKCupid profiles to understand love. Her findings are the basis for her show, #DateMe: An OKCupid Experiment.
It has been a reversal of fortune for Tootsie and Beetlejuice on Broadway.
Through her company, The Actors Green Room, Jen Rudolph helps actors nurture their dreams.
The platform has a library of over 250 classic shows, and recently invested millions in bespoke recording equipment for preserving new ventures.
Chappelle made $3 million in his Broadway debut, off just 10 performances. Can Gyllenhaal and Manilow pull the same numbers?
For the past 60 years TheaterWorksUSA is one of the few continually running theater companies focusing on families.
Grace McLean first learned about Hildegard von Bingen, the visionary 12th-century composer, author, inventor and saint, when McClean was in college, studying Medieval art.
The Lehman Trilogy will be coming soon to a theater near you.
The Oscar winner was fired from her Broadway-bound show 'Tea at Five,' after anonymous reports of harassment in Boston.
It is a private industry paradox.
Larry Owens is a fierce force in Michael R. Jackson's breathtaking musical A Strange Loop.
Chappelle wrapped $1.43 million over just four nights, setting the stage for truly eye-watering numbers next week.
It is hard to overstate the importance of the show's success - both for Broadway and America's national identity.
All told, 16 shows are set to close between the Tony Awards and Labor Day. What happened?
&pizza CEO and co-founder, Michael Lastoria, reveals how he uses social media to help his business thrive while helping people in the process.
The Aerosmith guitarist offers some backstory on his life and work.
In their show Twohander these Broadway stars mine their deep connection which has spanned 23 years.
How Vasco Borges took his design dream and made it into a reality.
