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Nominated for 10 Tony Awards, the Lerner and Loewe musical will begin a national tour and may play London.
"I Think You Should Leave," starring Tim Robinson, takes absurd premises to unpredictable places.
The Irish Rep production of an O'Casey classic isn't snazzy, but satisfaction comes from expert actors in complex roles.
The media mogul attended the Tony Award-nominated play with an entourage of past and present editors of the British tabloid depicted in it.
The fall season at N.Y.U. Skirball Center will also include 10 interdisciplinary performance works by artists like John Kelly and Mette Ingvartsen.
How does she stay so still? Is that scene really live? And how tall is that guy, anyway? We dig deep into the burning questions about this year's Tony-nominated shows.
At the center of Chisa Hutchinson's one-woman play, written for Audible, is a love triangle with just one side in view.
Laura Eason's adaptation of the Jules Verne novel is a reminder of how to make stage magic from simple elements.
The choreographer and performance artist Ann Liv Young is using her Bushwick apartment " and her daughters and animals " in her version of "Antigone."
Adventurous directors and galvanizing performances made for unexpected " and very welcome " departures on what once felt like the Staid White Way.
The chief theater critics for The Times choose who they think should win and who should have been nominated.
Terry Kinney's unbalanced Sam Shepard revival, with Maggie Siff and David Warshofsky, finds the prophecy in a wild and woolly play from the 1970s.
Adam Seidel's play puts two songwriters in the same room, while the music industry watches out for its own economic interests.
Romeo Castellucci's Tocqueville-inspired spectacle, presented by Peak Performances, offers highbrow style without the substance to back it up.
With Myra Lucretia Taylor as a regal sorcerer, the Public Theater production emphasizes comedy, romance and song over revenge.
Five actors, many drinks, short-and-silly scripts and a party atmosphere generated good buzz in New York " and a second edition in Chicago.
Evidence from Ms. Stone, who has accused Mr. Rush, the actor, of inappropriate behavior, was kept out of the trial of his defamation suit against an Australian news outlet.
Merciless comedy shades to delicate tragedy in a terrific playwriting debut from the poet and performer Aziza Barnes.
Kenneth Branagh's fond, partly fictional portrait of William Shakespeare's retirement is a soapy tale of family secrets and festering resentments.
The play, a sort-of autobiographical story about an author and an inmate, includes a post-show "community conversation" about incarceration.
The last of this season's Encores! musicals in concert, starring Michael Urie, resurrects a 1947 show that feels nostalgic for nostalgia.
The as-yet-unnamed venue is scheduled to open in King's Cross in 2021. His most recent opened in Southeast London in 2017.
Productions in London of classic plays " from Chekhov to Cy Coleman " feature strong female performances.
Wilde stayed at a farmhouse in Norfolk, England, with his wife, and later, his lover. He also worked on "A Woman of No Importance" there.
S. Asher Gelman's play tries to educate its audience, but it promises more than it can deliver.
