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We interviewed 67 voters about their ballots; it looks as if Kevin Kline will be picking up another award, and it seems like a close contest for best new musical.
A lot of future moguls got their start in one remote Yukon town. And an amazing amount of film history was left behind.
What if Mark Twain's fictional slave Jim wasn't fictional? What if his descendants included a righteously angry Afro-Futurist artist?
The immersive new eco-play "(Not) Water" has been in the making since Hurricane Katrina.
Dynamic pricing has come to air travel, hotel rooms and sports events, so why not a $1,450 theater seat? But (spoiler alert!) you can still come out ahead.
An actor and a playwright mesh seamlessly in Christina Masciotti's "Raw Bacon From Poland," starring Joel Perez as a veteran with post-traumatic stress disorder.
John and Ani have disabilities. Jess and Eddie do not. But in Martyna Majok's gripping new play, all four are constrained by circumstances.
Chisa Hutchinson's portrait of a Chinese-American girl and her college admissions counselor is energetic but overstuffed.
Jason Kravits has plenty of television and stage work, but he can also be found doing a wacky improvised cabaret show at the Duplex.
The Pearl Theater Company filed for bankruptcy protection after 33 seasons of mounting classic plays in an ever-more-expensive Manhattan.
A production of this avant-garde auteur's work will be part of a celebration of the Ridiculous Theatrical Company's 50th anniversary.
Rebecca Hall demonstrates why she's the master of the dark mood in Clare Lizzimore's bleak play
The artistic director of the Public Theater recalls a youthful epiphany when he resolved to connect his radical artistic impulses with his radical politics.
The experimental troupe Sister Sylvester reworked its script after the subject of this play, a young Turkish woman, was killed in Syria.
Ms. Lauper, who wrote the score for "Kinky Boots" and contributed to "SpongeBob" for Broadway, will take on the adaptation of the 1988 film.
Mr. Perry has written "The End of Longing," in which he also stars, and he'll be there for you when the drinks start to pour.
A team of dressers works in darkness to help the musical's cast make 300 costume changes, fat suits and hats included.
The musical, which features songs by a long roster including David Bowie, Cyndi Lauper and John Legend, will open this fall at the Palace Theater.
"Escape to Margaritaville," which features new songs and past hits by Mr. Buffett, will begin performances at the Marquis Theater in February.
Mr. Keach received medical testing after struggling through his opening night performance of "Pamplona," a play about Ernest Hemingway, at the Goodman Theater.
The Off Broadway play by a Tony-winning playwright, Robert Schenkkan, was scheduled to run through July 9. Instead it will end Sunday.
The actor Mike Faist goes for a tuxedo fitting and runs into Hugh Jackman, the show's director Michael Greif and an emotional fan along the way.
Mr. Martin developed a knack for discovering new talent and for redeeming scripts that fellow producers had rejected as potential flops.
An evocative production of Charles Mee's play features disabled actors on a set that seems reassembled from the drawings of James Castle.
The latest theater spoof by Gerard Alessandrini is moving just a block away from its source material, "Hamilton." Is it just cashing in?
