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It takes nerve to follow up on Ibsen. But "A Doll's House, Part 2" is hardly the first Broadway show to check in with beloved characters.
The Disney Theatrical Group said Monday that it had chosen Caissie Levy to play Elsa and Patti Murin to play Anna in this adaptation of the 2013 film.
Mr. Karl, who was injured on Friday, will wear a knee brace and may limp a bit.
The Out Front Theater Company is facing criticism for planning to show a play that tells stories from the Old Testament through the eyes of gay characters.
The cast includes Jessie Mueller, Joshua Henry and Renée Fleming, while New York City Ballet's Justin Peck will choreograph.
This uncanny play from the great experimentalist Richard Maxwell brings to mind Clint Eastwood's Man With No Name, but with more to say.
"Come From Away" has brought together an actress and the real-life pilot who broke barriers and whose flight was diverted to Newfoundland on 9/11.
"The Hairy Ape" at the Park Avenue Armory uses a turntable stage that rotates around the audience and, at 140 feet in diameter, is the largest in the modern history of New York theater. In t…
Two days before the musical was set to open, its star was injured during a preview performance. After a 15-minute break, he finished the show, using a cane.
Beyond that heralded TV series and plays for television, Mr. Morahan's career spanned the stage and film.
Viewers of "The Good Wife" gasped when the lawyer played by Mr. Charles was suddenly killed. In real life, he is a guitar-strumming family man.
The former Broadway musical is to be the first production at the new museum.
59 Productions has turned its talents to the mind-bending detective novel "City of Glass"
"Fortitude," which brought terror to Norway, moves to Amazon Prime and adds Dennis Quaid. And the "Mystery Science Theater 3000" reboot is on Netflix.
Bartlett Sher's masterly production of J.T. Rogers's drama about the Oslo Accords is reborn as the colossus it was always meant to be.
The Quad has gotten a modern makeover. Charles S. Cohen, the owner, explains why a theater makes sense in an age of screens in the palm of your hand.
This magician's "In & Of Itself" is a solo show about how we see ourselves and how others see us.
Les 7 Doigts (The 7 Fingers) present "Cuisine & Confessions," in which this Montreal company's members boil, pan-fry, back-flip and somersault.
Young actors from war-torn nations have created Exil Ensemble at the Gorki Theater in Berlin. Now they are starring in a play based on their lives.
It has been on the road since 1871. But the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus will shut down after its last show May 21.
The Lower Manhattan Cultural Council has unveiled its lineup for the 16th annual festival of dance, music, theater and visual art.
The New York musical version of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" required a new director, a new cast, a partial rewrite and old favorite songs.
This Pulitzer-winning playwright finally gets her due, with a retelling of a controversial 1923 play that featured Broadway's first stage kiss between two women.
Parody loves company: 'Spamilton" will be down the street from the real thing.
Her soaring, gospel-rooted voice was heard on Broadway in "Inner City," "Black and Blue" and her long-running one-woman show, "Me and Bessie."
