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Heidi Rodewald and Donna Di Novelli's song cycle at the Brooklyn Academy of Music is beautifully delivered but frustratingly opaque.
The "Japonismes 2018" season in Paris offers an intriguing, if occasionally puzzling, window onto Japan's rich theater scene.
The Tony-winning actress and frequent traveler talks about her favorite vacation spots, where she still wants to go (Bhutan and Tibet are on that list) and why she expects her hotel room to …
The biographical jukebox musical, which opened on Broadway on April 23, struggled to win over audiences.
"He achieved fame," the playwright says of the master of magic who recently died. "But like the warrior monk or Hasidic master, he sought perfection."
Stockard Channing, Glenn Close, Rosemary Harris and Mercedes Ruehl on loving fiercely and listening closely in four current plays.
He's got two incendiary plays opening in New York. He's been dressed by Gucci and Thom Browne. But Jeremy O. Harris still has to finish graduate school.
The show won the Tony Award for best musical revival, but was not a financial success.
The musical reimagining of the Orpheus and Eurydice myth is now playing at London's National Theater.
His cartoon show, loved by the 12-and-under crowd and by many much older fans as well, spawned two movies and a Tony-nominated Broadway musical.
What you need to know from today's TV, music and movie news this Tuesday.
The playwright Mike Gorman tries to equate Melville's "Moby-Dick" with the opioid crisis. The ambition is there, but the play falls short.
The musical, which opened on Broadway on July 26, had gotten mixed reviews and struggled at the box office.
Should audience get advance word on content that might offend or unsettle them? Opinions differ strongly.
The venue has announced its 2019 season, which will include a new play by Christopher Shinn, art by Hito Steyerl and concerts by Barbara Hannigan.
Sara Fellini's play follows John Wilkes Booth, months before he kills President Lincoln, while he spars with his brothers on and off stage.
This World War I-set musical recounts a brief ceasefire when enlisted men on both sides buried their dead and exchanged small gifts.
In "Usual Girls," "Dance Nation" and other plays, actors are playing characters that are sometimes decades younger than they are. Here's how it works.
The dance company celebrates 60 years with new works and classics, and a neglected Price concerto is performed in New Jersey.
"Mystery Science Theater 3000" returns on Netflix. And "Mirzapur" tells an Indian gangster story.
Productions in Berlin and Munich grapple with issues that shape our world.
Scott Aiello's play about an Italian-American family dealing with a disabled daughter offers no-nonsense American realism.
The company will commission 22 plays, with more than half set to go to female playwrights and playwrights of color, its artistic director said.
Quad Cinema is going to court to fend off eviction proceedings after an upstairs tenant complained that noise from its screens keeps seeping into his home.
With Mike Birbiglia making his Broadway debut, now is a great time to revisit one of his solo shows on Netflix. And Catherine Zeta-Jones stars in "Queen America."
