8,501 stories from Backstage
Kevin Kline and Lawrence Kasdan reteam for their sixth collaboration, "Darling Companion."
The songs have long been standards, but O’Hara is excited about offering a fresh take on the material.
The Guinness Book of World Records inductee plays tough psychiatrist at the Snapple Theater Center.
With his searing performance in the acclaimed “The Lyons,” it’s fair to say to say that Esper has graduated to playing That Guy.
The dancers' union claims that the resuscitated DTH, led by Executive Director Laveen Naidu, is "endangering its new dancers" by withdrawing from AGMA.
Matthew Broderick and Kelli O'Hara discuss "Nice Work If You Can Get It," plus we preview the 2012 Tribeca Film Festival.
Jesse Tyler Ferguson of "Modern Family" might be a star now, but he remembers those awful days sweating it out in front of casting directors.
According to Robert Lynch, president and CEO of Americans for the Arts, there are eight key issues this year.
The musical tale of a schoolgirl with special powers was the toast of the West End as “Matilda the Musical” walked away with seven Olivier Awards.
Unfinished at his death, Tennessee Williams' "In Masks Outrageous and Austere" gets a fevered multimedia production starring a memorable Shirley Knight.
"Pinocchio's Ashes," an absurdist play overstuffed with moral fiber from Scandinavian American Theater Company, introduces Danish scribe Jokum Rohde to NYC.
The 2012 Pulitzer Prize for Drama was awarded to “Water by the Spoonful,” a play by Quiara Alegría Hudes.
The week after Easter saw "Wicked" hopping to the top of the charts while "Book of Mormon" and "Newsies" set house records.
The award will be presented at the Italian Embassy in Washington DC at a black-tie gala on Monday.
Back Stage, the performing-arts resource, will launch a new, updated version of its current website and weekly print publication this summer.
Rick Elice's joyous riff on the Peter Pan legend successfully makes the trip to Broadway. Christian Borle, of "Smash," should start writing his Tony speech.
There's much to admire in Blessed Unrest's experimental production of Aleksandr Ostrovsky's classic drama, at Interart Theater, but also too much technique.
Theodora Skipitares' insightful puppet-theater work at La MaMa, "Prometheus Within," places the archetypal myth in the context of stem-cell research.
At La MaMa, Poor Baby Bree, a comic waif with a nose for Tin Pan Alley's dustbin, makes vaudeville strange, bizarre, and captivating all over again.
Bouncing between NYC and L.A., performing in regional theater and auditioning for pilot season.
Playwright-director David Harrower’s “A Slow Air,” part of Scotland Week at 59E59 Theaters, is a charming though slight family tale.
Veteran actor Shirley Knight tackles Babe in world premiere of Tennessee Williams' 'In Mask Outrageous and Austere' Off-Broadway at the Culture Project.
Liza Minnelli will be honored with the Douglas Watt Lifetime Achievement Award at the 30th annual Fred & Adele Astaire Awards.
The 13th annual National Association of Latino Independent Producers conference, April 13-15, celebrates Rita Moreno and Robert Rodriguez.
“You Better Sit Down,” the Civilians’ documentary theater piece at the Flea based on the dysfunctional marriages of its casts’ parents, is funny/sad.
