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The playwright who wrote "Lazarus" with David Bowie gets a kind of mini-festival in New York.
As Tony Kushner's masterwork reopens at the National Theater, creators of the first British production recall the intensity of working in a small space.
Josh Groban, Lynn Nottage, Ben Platt and others talk about how it feels to be nominated.
In this collaborative work by the company Bucket Club, a sighting of the mythical monster forces an evolutionary biologist to confront her unhappy past.
The season, which includes five productions, opens with a play by Amy Herzog and a musical by the Bengsons, both directed by Anne Kauffman.
The co-chief theater critics Ben Brantley and Jesse Green, on the nominated plays, musicals and actors.
The complete list of shows, actors, designers and others.
Photographs of the nominated musicals and plays.
The nominations will be announced at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday. Don't expect a "Hamilton"-like sweep. This season, no single show has commanded the same attention.
Mr. Hoffman began his career as a book editor and also wrote the groundbreaking libretto for John Corigliano's opera "The Ghosts of Versailles."
Bright revivals in London find the prescience in a young playwright's tomfoolery. All that, and Daniel Radcliffe.
Offerings include a revival of Suzan-Lori Parks's "Venus," at the Signature Theater, and Robert Schenkkan's "Building the Wall," at New World Stages.
Martin McDonagh's Olivier Award-winning play "Hangmen," and Stephen Trask and Peter Yanowitz's musical "This Ain't No Disco" are among the premieres.
A (mostly) one-man show, "The Terms of My Surrender," will run eight times a week for 12 weeks, starting in July, at the Belasco Theater.
Laura Benanti, the Tony-winning actress and a new mother, talks with her own mom, Linda, a former stage actress and co-star of her new cabaret show.
"Warhol Capote," based on exchanges between the two artists in the 1970s, will come to the American Repertory Theater in September.
Amber Riley owns center stage without even seeming to try in Casey Nicholaw's high-octane revival of this Supremes-inspired musical.
This production is a hybrid of concert and theater, a combination that has become the signature of the Ensemble for the Romantic Century.
Danny DeVito hilariously eats an egg as Gregory Solomon in Broadway's newest production of Arthur Miller's "The Price."
The Big Umbrella Festival, arriving in April 2018, hopes to make theater a safe space for children on the autism spectrum.
This stage version of the 1950 film, which will be adapted and directed by Ivo van Hove, is planned for the West End in spring 2018.
The Public Theater's Mobile Unit winds up its five-borough tour of Shakespeare's comedy about mistaken identity.
Lucas Hnath's "A Doll's House, Part 2," funny and illuminating, dares to wonder what Ibsen's Nora Helmer has been up to since she slammed that door.
An actress by training, Ms. Lavey was artistic director of Steppenwolf Theater during a period of great expansion.
Mr. Jones, 86, has appeared in 20 Broadway plays since 1958 and has won two Tony Awards, for "The Great White Hope" in 1969 and "Fences" in 1987.
