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The show features jazz, blues and country music from Allan Harris, who also plays the title character.
The actress Marin Ireland and the lawyer Norman Siegel announced a six-month pilot project to offer the confidential service to the theater community.
In "Mankind," the playwright imagines a world in which women are extinct. "You have to go for the throat," he says.
Howard Pollack on writing "The Ballad of John Latouche," the first biography to explore the cult figure's prolific career.
Theatrical dystopias are in the air, as playwrights conjure nuclear fallout, insectoid aliens and everyday assassinations.
The jukebox musical will arrive in April, with three actresses playing the disco star.
Three small, powerful pieces of political theater consider those wounded by racism and xenophobia.
The London theater has reinstated the run of Andrea Dunbar's play following accusations of censorship.
In Claire van Kampen's strange, enchanting "Farinelli and the King," from Shakespeare's Globe in London, music hath charms to spare.
The sprawling life of a New York titan is given superficial treatment " and set to rock music " in this show.
The theater on the Upper West Side, operated by Daniel and Toby Talbot, has served as a springboard for foreign and independent films for more than 30 years.
Disney has achieved great success under the leadership of Robert A. Iger. But he is likely to be judged on the success of his 21st Century Fox deal.
Before heading to rehearsals for the Off Broadway play "Cardinal," Ms. Chlumsky shopped for candles, perfumes and other holiday presents.
The production company canceled a 40-city tour scheduled to mark the 50th anniversary of the civil rights leader's death.
The National Theater's adaptation of this animated classic adds more music and mischievousness " all in the hands of the director of the new Harry Potter show.
Fiasco Theater's agreeable production of a much-performed play finds the clarity in a comedy of confusion.
Peter Gil-Sheridan, a gay playwright, imagines a love affair with Nadal in "The Rafa Play," which ends its run in New York on Saturday.
Netflix is the clear leader in the streaming wars, but Disney's deal with 21st Century Fox changes things. Here's a look at the various streaming services.
The Royal Court Theater has pulled a staging of "Rita, Sue and Bob Too" after allegations of misconduct by its co-director emerged.
This mash-up of eight stories from the TV series, refashioned for the stage, wears its tendency to lecture like a misplaced badge of honor.
The Emmy-nominated actress from "This is Us" has been cast in an updated version of Neil LaBute's play.
These days, once you take your seat, the performers thank you for being there and let you know what to expect. In rhyme!
"I took action," the director Ridley Scott said of his whirlwind reshoot of "All the Money in the World," which featured Christopher Plummer in a role originally filmed by Mr. Spacey.
Twenty-five-year-old Londoner Jamael Westman has definitely come around, now that he's starring in Lin-Manuel Miranda's hip-hop smash.
In Lucy Kirkwood's chilling play, the meltdown of a nuclear power plant is not just an environmental crisis, but an existential one.
