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Sarah Ruhl's play, which she wrote for her mother, is about five adult siblings confronting mortality.
The impish provocateur makes his Broadway debut in a show that's less post-traumatic Trump therapy than self-aggrandizing autobiography.
The director Michael Moore talks about his one-man show, "The Terms of My Surrender," which opens on Broadway on Aug. 10. It focuses on the Trump presidency and activism.
A slimmed-down version of the musical will run at New World Stages in Midtown Manhattan, starting in November.
Bill Murray took in the musical "Groundhog Day" for the second night in a row. This time, he went alone.
The staging of the Stephen Sondheim-Hugh Wheeler musical not only sounds different from most revivals but also looks startlingly fresh.
Plans announced by the world's largest media company to start two Netflix-style services instantly reverberated through the entertainment industry.
The post-World War II swing musical will close after 166 performances.
The cabaret singer's voice mixed regret with acceptance and consolation. At the end of a song, you'd feel warm " and know that all would be forgiven.
Tickets to the intimate shows at the Walter Kerr Theater will be sold via a new technology called Verified Fan in an attempt to cut down on scalping.
This Disney juggernaut is going from the big screen to Broadway. But first, a stop in Denver.
Mr. Murray attended the musical for the first time on Tuesday night.
The musical, which had more Tony nominations than any other show last season, has struggled to overcome the recent casting controversy.
A new production of "King Kong," which originally starred Miriam Makeba, is a reminder of the nation's apartheid past.
In this play, Austin Pendleton portrays a playwright who alternates between taking his students to task and spinning hilarious self-serving tales.
Ms. Cook, a Tony Award-winning leading lady in Broadway musicals of the 1950s and '60s, grappled with alcoholism and obesity before reinventing herself.
The president is spending 17 days in New Jersey and New York. A few of our critics weigh in with recommendations of shows to watch (besides the news).
With "Cymbeline," the troupe's founder has now directed the canon.
Students and alumni are frustrated by the turmoil in Harvard's graduate theater program and have trained their ire on its leader, the director Diane Paulus.
Plays in London spanning more than a century suggest how much and how little has changed for British women.
Ms. Schumer will star in "Meteor Shower" this fall along with Laura Benanti, Keegan-Michael Key and Alan Tudyk.
Ms. Kennedy's "He Brought Her Heart Back in a Box" will be part of a Theater for a New Audience season that also includes two Shakespeare productions.
He became a familiar face to a new generation of fans when he was cast, in his late 70s, as Cornelius Fudge in the Harry Potter films.
Cheap rents, wild music, easy drugs and open stages: Friends and colleagues from the 1960s recall the dramatist's beginnings.
With the New York International Fringe Festival on hiatus, the Corkscrew Theater Festival has stepped up with five new plays and a handful of readings.
