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His works on topical subjects like the AIDS crisis and suburban sprawl were widely staged, including by Circle Repertory Company and the Bay Street Theater.
The singer is brunette and relatively barefaced in the third remake of the romantic drama, this time directed by and co-starring Bradley Cooper.
In Shakespeare in the Park's 57 years at the Delacorte, this is the first production whose design roles are all filled by women.
"The Lifespan of a Fact" is an adaptation of a book about the long and difficult process of editing and fact-checking an essay about a child suicide.
Jordan Roth's theaters are full of hits. He's up for a Tony himself as a producer. And his provocative self-expression has made him the talk of the town.
This didactic play is based on actual events in Chicago, where graffiti artists tagged a major museum.
The nonprofit organization's 2018-19 season will also include a new play by Suzan-Lori Parks.
The journey from a couch in Omaha to the stage of Radio City Music Hall (with an embarrassing detour along the way).
Lauren Yee's global-vision take on the classic underdog sports story features BD Wong as a Chinese basketball coach with a secret.
Mr. Nype sang with an ebullient baritone and won Tony Awards for performing alongside Elaine Stritch in "Goldilocks" and Ethel Merman in "Call Me Madam."
Three stars of the hit Tina Fey musical talk about their real-life high school years: the highs, the lows, the bullies and the bell bottoms.
It's 2018 and we still don't know what being out and gay will do to an actor's career.
She starred in the Broadway hit "Where's Charley?" in 1948 and went on to TV fame on "The Tony Randall Show" and "The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd."
The intimate yet abstract correspondence between Tchaikovsky and a wealthy widow is interspersed with song in a new production.
The great playwright's treatment of his son Daniel, born with Down syndrome, is the subject of a new and troubling play.
Ms. Foster talks about the show's decision to tap the brakes on romance and deal with some onscreen bad behavior during the #MeToo movement.
John Doyle's Tony Award-winning style lends itself to working across racial boundaries, and breathing new life into a largely forgotten classic featuring an all-black cast.
Harry Styles launches a 89-date world tour (a chance to flaunt his new acoustic arrangements), and Joy Nash brings the best-seller "Dietland" to life on AMC.
A classic tragedy, a curious musical and three new of-the-moment plays open Off Broadway this month
Sara Krulwich has been shooting plays and musicals for The New York Times since the 1990s. On June 4, her work is being recognized by the Tony Awards.
Majority rule (mostly). One play per playwright. How we put together the 25 Plays list, and a bid to remember notable writers and favorite works that missed the cut.
See and hear what makes our critics' favorites so powerful.
Mart Crowley's epochal 1968 comic drama at last makes its Broadway debut, in Joe Mantello's entertaining but disconnected production.
Melody Herzfeld, a survivor of the school shooting in Florida, will be given an excellence in theater education award from the Tonys and Carnegie Mellon University.
Previews, openings and some last-chance picks.
