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Tony-winning actress Julie White stars alongside Nathan Lane and Kristine Nielsen in Taylor Mac's Broadway play Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus.
The Grey's Anatomy heartthrob will star 'Take Me Out,' about a gay, mixed-race baseball star.
'Hadestown' and 'Ain't Too Proud' clocked personal bests, while 'What the Constitution Means to Me' is gaining on 'The Ferryman.'
As choreographer of the musical Hadestown, David Neumann brings extra layers of sass and poetry to the hit show.
What did it take to make The Sun rise? The new play Ink offers a revealing look at the lengths Rupert Murdoch, his editor Larry Lamb and their reporting staff, went for the British newspaper…
A fixture on Broadway for decades, Patrick Page stars as King Hades in Hadestown, which was nominated for 14 Tony Awards. He shares his struggles with depression and reveals what gets him re…
What do Kiss Me Kate and Tootsie have in common? They were both directed by Scott Ellis.
Someone snuck into the Shubert Organization.
Instead of spending a night at the theater, Broadway buffs might soon choose to spend a night at the museum.
According to Dove, 70% of women say they they do not feel represented in media. Here is what these women are doing to help change that.
Heidi Schreck's Tony-nominated production winning hearts and wallets alike in the race for Best Play at the Tony Awards.
Collaborating for 25 years, Tony-nominated songwriters Matthew Sklar and Chad Beguelin continue to make beguiling hit music.
The Teutonic metal icons are back for (maybe) their last hurrah - and they're looking for more than a ghoulish good time.
More people want to take a bite out of Apple.
Fred Magnanimi left his career on Wall Street to continue his late brother's dream to create a unique line of handcrafted, American-made jewelry.
The multi-platinum recording artist had a boffo Broadway bow, kicking off a series of residencies from artists not usually seen on the Rialto.
Best Musical nominees 'Hadestown' and 'Tootsie' had great weeks - almost everyone else took a sizable hit.
Surprising snubs and unexpected nominations highlight an industry in contentious conversation with itself.
For over five decades the the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center has been a force in developing new works and theater artists.
'Hadestown' and 'Ain't Too Proud' led the way for musicals, but megahit 'To Kill a Mockingbird' was shut out.
Adam Driver and Bryan Cranston are also selling seats like hotcakes. It's good to be bad (guys).
A season full of misfires and "meh" productions means a more exciting, unpredictable awards race.
Broadway's equivalent of the Golden Globes lauded productions far from the Rialto's rhinestones.
Broadway vet Shuler Hensley stars in the hit play The Ferryman.
The Marquis Theatre will soon have some new names on its ownership marquee.
