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The Roundabout Theater Company's production, directed by Anne Kauffman, has a prominently female cast.
Our chief theater critics went to see the interactive performance piece on the same night, expecting to have vastly different experiences. They didn't.
The show will end after 609 performances, a far cry from the 18-year run of the original production.
Meghan Kennedy's new play focuses on Italian parents and their three daughters growing up in Park Slope, Brooklyn, in 1960.
Lane Moore's shows involve real men on the dating app, but she works hard to avoid mocking them. The result is a clever show that's deservedly a hit.
The satirical musical, which was planned for Broadway more than 10 years ago but never arrived, will have its first proper New York run next season.
In this impeccably realized play by Abe Koogler, four mismatched characters reach out to each other in a New Mexico desertscape.
For Soulpepper Theater Company, putting on 30 productions at home won't do this year. The Toronto troupe is also programming a New York theater center for July.
Playbills, posters and ephemera from the performing arts center's history is now available through the Leon Levy BAM Digital Archive.
The actor, who was cast in a new play by Ayad Akhtar, has left the musical "Brigadoon" over scheduling and will be replaced by Patrick Wilson.
Third Rail Projects turns the Claire Tow Theater at Lincoln Center into a haunted house of theatrical ego.
This play about the Middle East peace process, has had a jump in ticket sales since it won the Tony for best new play.
Zakiyyah Alexander's ambitious play leaves the viewer wanting more, but several other works register as contrived or wan.
The National Yiddish Theater Folksbiene, a downtown cultural mainstay, will bring together an array of arts groups for a two-day festival.
The "Jagged Little Pill" musical can't come soon enough.
This Sheila Callaghan play, intermittently immersive, struggles under the weight of its ambitions.
This Torben Betts play, a comedy set in northern England, skewers working class narrow-mindedness and liberal condescension.
I took a leap of faith. A leap of his faith in me, really. And it turned out that theater was the only thing I had ever had a knack for, aside from sports, and in theater I didn't get hit in…
Just a day after the "Shakespeare in the Park" play was interrupted by protesters who rushed on stage, a few demonstrators picketed, and the production was adjusted to address the episode.
The senator and the actress discuss truth and untruth in the age of "alternative facts" and the importance of thinking for yourself.
A production of the Shakespeare play was interrupted by protesters objecting to a scene where a character resembling President Trump is murdered.
Annie Baker and Heidi Schreck wrote an episode of Amazon's "I Love Dick" that our critic calls the best 20 minutes of television she has seen in years.
At Arthur Ashe Stadium in Queens, a one-man show about the crusading liberal lawyer defies all of Mr. Spacey's efforts to bring it to engaging life.
Cynthia Hopkins's new show explores how she found the strength to rebuild her life after the home and studio she shared with her husband went up in flames.
As the cast of "Barber Shop Chronicles" gets a (simulated) trim and shave, the audience shares in the genuine, if sorrow-inflected, buoyancy of the piece.
