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When he's not working with the Lyric Opera of Chicago or The Metropolitan Opera director and choreographer Austin McCormick is creating alluring productions with his Company XIV.
The $30 million musical is off to a great start as nearly a dozen other shows are set to close in the coming months.
Show-Score is giving critics two thumbs down.
Some of the Rialto's buzziest new shows are going out with a bang, others a whimper.
Mike Wallace Is Here takes a revealing look at the 60 Minutes newsman who spent half a century interviewing the world's most influential people.
Since 1979, Second Stage Theater has been presenting groundbreaking work. Their latest play is Christopher Shinn's Dying City.
After 15 years creating dance for his namesake company, Sean Dorsey Dance, the visionary choreographer continues to thrive.
Maggie Gyllenhaal talks about life in New York City, Father's Day and a part she's aching to play.
Silicon Valley has a solution to one of the most annoying problems on Broadway.
As Younger begins its sixth season, Sutton Foster and Hilary Duff share what unites them on and off screen.
When the unthinkable occurred, jeopardizing her marriage, family and all that was stable, Maddie Corman picked up her proverbial pen. Her solo show, Accidentally Brave, is her raw, honest an…
Broadway's biggest night was a lumpy, uneven affair this year, with surprising trends and upsetting snubs aplenty.
'Hadestown' and 'The Ferryman' walked away the evening's big champs, with 12 awards between them, including Best Play and Best Musical.
Meet Warren Carlyle, the Tony nominated choreographer for Roundabout's hit Broadway show, Kiss Me Kate
Liza Minnelli, Martin Short and countless Broadway stars have performed at Jim Caruso's Cast Party at the great jazz club, Birdland.
Jesse Eisenberg reveals the back story behind his new play Happy Talk.
Theater titans John Gore and MelodyVR are joining forces to present Broadway shows in VR.
The two-part venture was a huge hit in London, winning multiple Best Play awards.
Since 1985, the Lucille Lortel Awards have celebrated excellence off Broadway. See photos from their big night.
The Oscar winning playwright, screenwriter and directorreveals why his play, a Pulitzer Prize finalist, is so deeply personal.
James Corden will host Broadway's biggest night, which is primed to be full of surprises.
KING LEAR announced an early closing, and others may soon follow suit.
For half a century Vibrant Emotional Health has worked to transform the emotional health of those In need. They enlist media leaders to help them in their mission.
Drama Desk nominees share what gets them juiced about theater.
Alex Brightman, who plays the title role of Beetlejuice, and director Alex Timbers, bring us into the world of Beetlejuice. The show has been nominated for eight Tony awards, including Best …
