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Set in the 1930s, this musical comedy about a young man striving for stardom lands most of its jokes in song.
With John Malkovich playing a Harvey Weinstein-style character, the play already has people talking " and speculating.
Three new theater productions in London explore questions of race and skin color in different ways.
A splendid Kathryn Erbe plays a sheltered housewife thrown into limbo in Selina Fillinger's thoughtful, poignant new play.
For more than a decade, Mr. Hirson was known for writing for television, but meeting the composer Stephen Schwartz led to the hit musical "Pippin."
The theater will stage "Intimate Apparel," a new chamber opera based on her 2004 play with music by Ricky Ian Gordon.
On the dread, and the glory, of watching animals onstage.
Standard or (worse yet) slight fare gets nominated for best choreography while quality work " "Oklahoma!,""The Prom" " goes unrecognized. An exception: Camille A. Brown's dances for "Choir B…
A key factor: the rising popularity of New York City as a tourist destination.
There's plenty to enjoy in this adaptation of a 1984 movie set at a Long Island beach club. But plenty to fix, as well.
Ron and Staci Schnell have a special affection for Marvin Hamlisch's romantic musical " even after seeing it 25 times.
The musical theater veteran, 86, will nod at her signature roles in new performances at Feinstein's/54 Below.
Since 2003, Christine M. Daly had been the stage manager of the rowdy musical, which held its final performance at New World Stages on Sunday.
The bio-play "Twisted Melodies" aims to remind us of his timeless musicianship and unsettling personal struggles.
A new adaptation of "The Oresteia" reminds us that a 2,400-year-old work can still feel appallingly familiar.
Sean Donovan's multidisciplinary performance piece, set in an isolated rural retreat, finds the chill in summer hedonism.
Whether you're traveling for Memorial Day weekend (lucky you!) or staying in the city (no lines!), here are some cultural highlights worth checking out.
Jez Butterworth's Tony-nominated family drama retains its fierce grip with a new cast led by Brian d'Arcy James.
During Tonys season, Mr. Kors and his husband practically live on Broadway, seeing as many shows as possible.
She's making her first foray into theater " while also taking on a Will Smith action flick and the role of Huntress in 'Birds of Prey.'
Tales of women losing their grip on reality don't exist in a void. They fit into broader cultural narratives.
Now in its third year, this Broadway hit has grown up by aging down.
The Scottish troupe Tortoise in a Nutshell, using puppets and live video, conjures a town full of wonders in miniature. Until a megastore arrives.
The play, by Adam Rapp, is about a professor, a student, and a terrible diagnosis. It is scheduled to begin performances in September and to open in October.
The 2019-2020 lineup will also include adaptations of Chekhov's "The Seagull" and "Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice."
