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This play, a response to the rise in the deaths of journalists, is a reminder that imprisonment can happen to anyone.
This play by Zayd Dohrn, about a victim of a horrific crime who grows up to be a dollmaker, is a dark comedy " with a touch of horror.
The 2019-2020 slate includes performance pieces that deal with blackface, environmental destruction and colonialism.
From poetic and political imagery in the Bronx to dancers swimming and playing tennis onstage at Lincoln Center, here's a guide to some of what's on offer around the city.
Luis Alfaro, whose latest play is an adaptation of "Medea," appreciates such "primal" points of origin: "They get to the essence: why we hurt each other, this inability to forgive."
Sure, it's a tragedy, but along the way this Classical Theater of Harlem production is a riot of music and dance, with a Dionysus worthy of Jimi Hendrix.
Leslie Koch, who led Governors Island, will go to the Perelman Center, the final piece of the plan to revive the Lower Manhattan site.
The City Center revival of this satire on the haves and have-nots features book and lyrics by MarÃa Irene Fornés and a score by Al Carmines.
After a buzzed-about Off Broadway run, Jeremy O. Harris's provocative exploration of race relations and sexuality will open at the Golden Theater.
"Tree" and "Invisible Cities," two blockbuster works, lack the impact of the festival's more intimate experiences.
How did a lush throwback like "People Will Say We're in Love" become the lean, sexy, countrified number being sung today? Follow along as we break it down.
The production will include Isaac Powell of "Once on this Island" and the New York City Ballet star Amar Ramasar.
Prototype: Opera/Theatre/Now will include the one-act "Ellen West" among six works in its January season.
How did a lush throwback like "People Will Say We're in Love" become the lean, sexy, countrified number being sung today? Follow along as we break it down.
The comic hasn't adjusted his material for the setting: he's still defending wealthy, famous peers and joking about transgender targets.
They are the smiling (and suspiciously attractive) people at product launches. Is the job fulfilling? Not really. But it pays well.
It took decades for the full Rodgers and Hammerstein score to be available. But even abbreviated, the show helped build a whole new audience for Broadway music.
Mr. Torn won an Emmy for "The Larry Sanders Show" and acclaim for his theater work. But he was dogged by his reputation as a troublemaker.
A by-the-numbers jukebox musical weighs the evidence for and against the groundbreaking '50s disc jockey Alan Freed.
The bizarro, irreverent world of Dav Pilkey, the creator of the Captain Underpants books, has been deftly translated to the Lucille Lortel Theater's stage.
He turned the comic strip "Little Orphan Annie" into a long-running Broadway musical and wrote the memorable lyrics to a score that included "Tomorrow."
The revival of Terrence McNally's play is wrapping up a month earlier than expected.
After starring together in "The Last Five Years" and "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels," Norbert Leo Butz and Sherie Rene Scott had a "fracture" in their relationship. How do you set that to music?
The choreographer, whose playfulness is serious, will stage three pieces by Beckett, who wears his seriousness lightly, at a festival in Northern Ireland.
In a career that lasted almost half a century, he also appeared on screen opposite Clint Eastwood and other stars and was frequently seen on television.
