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Film history is rife with scenes or entire movies missing because of government censors, unhappy studios or even renegade directors.
No one knows why the writer abandoned her novel "The Watsons." In adapting it for the theater, Laura Wade tussled with both the characters and their deceased creator.
Work-life balance is particularly difficult for women in the theater, but a number of experiments are attempting to make the juggling easier.
Larissa FastHorse's theatrical debunking of the Pilgrims and Natives narrative is really a satire of theatricality itself.
Ming Peiffer's new play shares the same youthful female-centric world of Sarah DeLappe's soccer play, "The Wolves."
John Leguizamo's one-man Broadway show comes to Netflix. And Samantha Bee hosts a special episode of "Full Frontal" ahead of the midterm elections.
Garry Hines's very funny interpretation of Samuel Beckett's best-known work finds the kinetic cartoon humor in existential futility.
Ronnie Marmo wrote and stars in this bioplay about the groundbreaking comic, who died in 1966.
As a black mother with a son in danger, Ms. Washington is up against a situation she may not be able to fix.
The play, which ended its run at the New York Theater Workshop, will transfer to the Greenwich House Theater beginning Nov. 27.
The mechanical spider and Minotaur are the works of La Machine, which is putting on immersive street theater in the city of Toulouse.
The Mobile Unit of the Public Theater focuses on the play's comic side in this energetic production.
Kirill Serebrennikov, under house arrest in Moscow, is staging a production of "Così Fan Tutte" in Zurich through a process closer to espionage than traditional theater.
Ah, fake news and fury " a Broadway adaptation, starring Cranston, of the 1976 film feels rumblingly prescient now.
The viral musical theater performer often goes thrifting for costumes in Astoria, Queens, and usually meets his "girls" in Hell's Kitchen for brunch and cocktails.
No playwright is more respected in Germany than Shakespeare. Some productions just have a strange way of showing it.
In this brisk and entertaining revival of Harvey Fierstein's Tony-winning play, Michael Urie and Mercedes Ruehl are mesmerizingly larger than life.
His achievements included helping to found the National Theater of the Deaf. The actress Marlee Matlin was one of his protégés.
Mia Chung's play, presented at the New Ohio Theater by Page 73, lays bare the theatricality of family life with actors who cross genders and ages.
Theater artists who carry on the tradition of "For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow Is Enuf" honor their inspiration.
The beloved but battered Delacorte Theater where Shakespeare in the Park is staged will undergo an overhaul beginning in 2020.
A limited number of cinemas will receive an exclusive period of one to three weeks to play the films " a departure from Netflix's streaming model.
MarÃa Irene Fornés, a Cuban-born American playwright whose spare, poetic and emotionally forceful works were hallmarks of experimental theater for four decades, died on Tuesday in Manhat…
Ms. Fornés won acclaim and awards for her experimental works. But her fellow playwrights often said her achievements far outstripped her fame.
The four musical comedy leads of this production insist that they're not as narcissistic as their characters. Even if they're playing versions of themselves.
