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It was the season of "Hair" vs. "1776" and the arrival of a young actor named Al Pacino.
Along with a revival of Ntozake Shange's "choreopoem" and a new David Henry Hwang musical: work from Tony Kushner, Richard Nelson and Steve Earle.
Matthew Lopez's drama, inspired by the novel "Howards End" and presented in two parts, won this year's Olivier Award for best new play.
Both a dance party and an Oscar Wilde book club, this musical tries to connect the rise of social media to the end of the world.
The Printemps des Comédiens festival features productions uniquely crafted for, and occasionally by, their performers.
A struggling performer herself, she began publishing The Players' Guide, a compendium of names, photographs, credits and phone numbers, in 1944.
After more than 20 years in the musical, Donna Marie Asbury played her final Broadway performance this week.
In 2009, three unknown adolescent boys were the toast of Broadway in the musical's title role. Where have they been? And where are they going?
From a Paris crosswalk to Radio City Music Hall, the TV funnyman and Tony Awards host reminds us that he started on the stage.
This formulaic offering from the author of "Dinner With Friends" chronicles the havoc wrought when a black sheep returns to the family fold.
The stage adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's novel places the ambitious, thwarted Jo March at its center.
Based on real events, the Steppenwolf Theater Company's new play tells the story of a Chicago drag queen who throws her fabulous hat into the ring.
This revival of Christopher Shinn's 2007 drama about a widow of the Iraq war keeps its audience at a distance.
In this untidy but often poignant drama, Carla Ching brings together the young and the rootless in Southern California.
Five writers on how childhood fun " and a way with scissors " shaped the adult sensibilities they've brought to "Mac Beth" and other stage works.
Despite having Glenda Jackson in the title role, the production was largely overlooked during awards season and attendance has been dropping.
New York City Center has unveiled its 2019-20 season. Here are the highlights.
Lin-Manuel Miranda is a character, and his hit musical is a punching bag, in Ishmael Reed's didactic play about historical correctness.
Working opposite ends of the volume spectrum, two musicals, the new "Six" and a reinterpreted "Next to Normal," find their levels.
On Madonna, drag and guerrilla acts of philanthropy.
An actor rightly wonders: Why is there a TV show about meerkats but not one about deaf people?
Atlantic Theater Company will host the world premiere of "The Bedwetter," based on her 2010 memoir, along with a new play by Stephen Adly Guirgis.
Taylor Mac, Oskar Eustis and Eisa Davis will be among those participating at the event in Queens.
Audra McDonald and Michael Shannon star in a touching revival of Terrence McNally's play about first and last chances.
From exhibitions to music and movies, we offer over 25 options for commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising and celebrating Pride Month.
