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The Emmy-winning "Game of Thrones" star shows off his abundant charisma in a lachrymose musical adaptation of Rostand's classic.
'The Minutes,' which aims to capture fractious American politics by focusing on a City Council meeting, will also feature Armie Hammer and Jessie Mueller.
The stars of "The Crown" are back together in a production in London.
James Sheldon's play examines what happens when trauma is used to material ends.
The French wunderkind's books have quickly become magnets for the stage. Adaptations of "History of Violence" and "The End of Eddy" will play New York simultaneously.
In a witty new play by Liza Birkenmeier, restless friends find themselves challenged by the first American woman in space.
Grosses have slipped in the show's second year, though lower ticket prices may benefit fans.
An ill-treated war veteran, Frederick Douglass, colonial oppression: Mr. Branch's Off Broadway work on race ranged widely. He also made a mark in TV.
Ephrat Asherie collaborates with her jazz pianist brother to place Ernesto Nazareth's music in a world of breaking, house, hip-hop and vogue.
She was also nominated for a Tony for her performance in the title role of "Anna Karenina" and was a member of the original cast of "Les Misérables."
Sure, there's some awkward innuendo. But that doesn't spoil the annual thrill of seeing a troupe so effortlessly diverse, international and adept.
To promote their new film, the actors took to the Broadway stage, and the cast turned their cheeky banter into an impromptu love song.
Jeremy O. Harris will star in "Black Exhibition," a choreopoem he wrote under a pen name that begins performances this week at the Bushwick Starr.
Fans came for a big-screen experience of Martin Scorsese's gangster epic at the Belasco Theater, ahead of the film's arrival on Netflix. They left with a few souvenirs.
Anthony Black's play is about the life-sustaining power of creating art. But it never overcomes the dull short story from which it's adapted.
Deborah F. Rutter built a major expansion at Washington's venerable arts complex. Now she wants more people to come.
Rebecca Gilman's one-woman show stars Kathleen Chalfant as Mabel Loomis Todd, who burnished herself with Emily Dickinson's celebrity.
When Sarah Stiles bowed out of the series "Get Shorty" to take a role on Broadway in "Tootsie," the TV show explained the exit with a story line based on her experience.
Why Anna Deavere Smith handed Michael Benjamin Washington a revival of her breakthrough 1992 documentary solo show about the Crown Heights race riot.
Directors have adapted challenging works by Virginie Despentes and Michel Houellebecq, with varying levels of success.
His "Same Time, Next Year" ran for years on Broadway, was made into a movie and is often described as one of the most-produced plays in the world.
The performance artist will take viewers to the moon as part of the Public Theater's next lineup of international artists.
In this Irish production, an 11-year-old actor plays the child who died too soon to get to know his immortal father.
Bad things happen to bad people in Lizzie Vieh's comedy, set in Arizona, about a couple who break up, crack up and make up.
Costumed fans have flocked to the Winter Garden Theater for a weekly contest that colors the audience black and white and deathly green.
