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The estate attributed the change in plans to labor issues and not a forthcoming documentary detailing abuse allegations against the late pop star.
The writer-actress behind the wild, disorienting comedy of "Fleabag" and "Killing Eve" is bringing her sneak-attack humor to New York.
The Moscow Pushkin Drama Theater, on a short visit to Britain, impressed with Brecht's "The Good Person of Szechwan," but fell short with Chekhov's "The Cherry Orchard."
This London adaptation of the Oscar-winning satire, starring a misused Gillian Anderson and Lily James, is like a horror movie without a pulse.
The choreographer Camille A. Brown deftly uses the tradition of step to add "a heartbeat to the story" of Tarell Alvin McCraney's musical play, now on Broadway.
After releasing a much-criticized promo for "Aladdin," Disney bounces back with a thrilling teaser for "Frozen II."
The French actress has five films coming out in 2019, including one while she stars in Florian Zeller's play "The Mother" at Atlantic Theater Company.
Since you provide the content for this group's delightful hip-hop musical improvisation, you really have to lend them your ears (and phones).
Sean O'Casey's tragicomic 1923 play has returned to the Irish Repertory Theater, the first production in a season devoted to his work.
These days, the con artist is as much a cultural figure as the antagonist of our personal horror stories.
Among the performers who will journey to the Berkshires: Uma Thurman, Mary Steenburgen, S. Epatha Merkerson and Jesse Tyler Ferguson.
His novel of generational and cultural conflict among Chinese immigrants became a hit Broadway musical and then a film that earned five Oscar nominations.
Cate Blanchett, Laura Linney and Katherine Parkinson are three heroines in search of elusive selves in plays by Martin Crimp, Rona Munro and Laura Wade.
Whether you want to dance early in the morning or watch stand-up comics vie for a bachelor, here are some events for you.
Loy A. Webb's tear-struck thesis play starts with an engagement and swerves into the territory of sexual-assault trauma.
Two productions at the Classic Stage Company channel the electric ambivalence of August Strindberg.
The Emmy-nominated actor and singer prefers staycations in New York City. But when he travels for work, an electric fan and Pond's face cream are must haves.
Performers and stage managers who help develop hit shows will share in the riches following an agreement reached Friday between their union and producers.
In Nick Payne's new play, Gyllenhaal stars as a man in mourning " a much more sympathetic role than his art snob in "Velvet Buzzsaw."
Two new theater productions in London give fresh perspectives on marriage and parenthood, by looking at them from a gay point of view.
Theater 55, a Minnesota company that celebrates elders as artists, is making its debut presenting the musical with performers with wrinkles and dad bods.
This 1950 musical has some charming numbers, but without a monster personality at its center it seems like less of a comedy than a requiem.
The director Steven Soderbergh teams up with Tarell Alvin McCraney and André Holland to take on the contradictions of modern sports culture.
Whether he's capturing David Lee Roth or Bed-Stuy street style, Montana Levi Blanco's secret: an anthropological attention to detail and "amazing aggressive shopping."
The annual Reims Scènes d'Europe festival showcases contemporary creation from around Europe. This year, it is focused on emerging artists from Spain.
