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Mr. Comey, the former F.B.I. director, and his wife saw "Fun Home" in Washington. "They were wiping away the tears as they came backstage to meet the cast," a producer said.
In a moment broadcast live worldwide, the superstar soprano bid farewell to a signature role, closing a chapter in her storied career.
"I was good as a single person," Martha Donaldson said. Then she met Sharon Wheatley while working on a play in California.
This year's class for the summer residency include 19 artists who will work on nine musicals.
A staged reading at Town Hall revisited confirmation hearings for President Trump's cabinet nominees, with charismatic stars as the politicians.
Some of this season's biggest West End hits are devoted to the blurring of the marital and the martial.
Does anyone still wear a hat? For designers on Broadway this season, the answer was yes, actually, they do.
Five Tony nominees performed songs from their shows as part of our Tonys In Performance concert.
Encores! makes a marvelous if last-ditch case for the cult musical based on "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey."
Ms. Benton, a star of "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812," talks about proving that women who look like her can play the girl who saves the day.
Our chief theater critics predict the winners of this year's ceremony (on June 11) and offer their ideas for who should have been nominated.
Our critics debate a varied, and divisive, Broadway season.
The map will be sold on June 25 at Van Eaton Galleries in Sherman Oaks, Calif., and could fetch between $750,000 and $1 million.
Mr. Kelley developed the theater in Palo Alto, Calif., from a center for local talent into an incubator for new work that has helped foster major playwrights.
In the drama "Arlington" and the installation "Rooms," the Irish playwright Enda Walsh conjures a subversive throng of unreliable narrators.
Mr. Woetzel, a former New York City Ballet star, has never worked in academic administration. He will replace Joseph W. Polisi, who plans to leave in 2018.
In numerous subplots set against a vicious civil war, MartÃn Zimmerman's play explores the contagion of culpability.
As the bizarre "Rebecca" case came to a close, a jury awarded the plaintiffs $90,000, a fraction of the $10.6 million they had hoped for.
The new play will hold a late show next week to raise money for the Actors Fund " and perhaps to attract Tony voters.
For a former foreign correspondent, the play by J. T. Rogers conjures that vanished moment in 1993 when Israelis and Palestinians seemed on the road to peace.
Our latest installment in the Instagram series #SpeakingInDance features Barton Cowperthwaite in "The Golden Apple," at City Center this week.
Ms. Majok, who grew up in working-class New Jersey, has fleshed out her short work "John, Who's Here From Cambridge" into a larger piece.
Elizabeth McGovern will star in a revival of "Time and the Conways" at Roundabout Theater Company this fall.
Ben Platt wrecks himself onstage in "Dear Evan Hansen." Surviving it takes practice " and has made him a favorite to win a Tony Award.
"Amélie" will close on May 21. In this 360 video, get a last look at the the onstage perspective of Phillipa Soo and her young co-star, Savvy Crawford.
