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The actor and writer talks about his early days, working with Off Center Theater, where he encountered young audiences eager to see characters like themselves.
The show is to have its final performance at the Jerry Orbach Theater on June 4; "The Crusade of Connor Stephens" will start previews there June 17.
Two long-married couples take a walk on the wild side in Sarah Ruhl's comedy of lust, friendship and animal sacrifice.
Featuring dance numbers, This Is Not a Theater Company's buoyant daydream of a show is set in a pool on the East Side of Manhattan. Acoustics are a challenge.
Looking backward and working on a smaller scale have helped the Canadian impresario find his place in the world.
The men, who are longtime friends, will speak at the Beacon Theater as part of the Tribeca Talks series.
A monster devours your sense of security in this scream-filled Julia Jarcho evisceration of classic horror movies at Abrons Arts Center.
Among the festival's 2018 offerings are a record five plays by women and a version of 'Oklahoma!' with same-sex couples in leading roles.
What if Trump and Clinton's genders were swapped? Previews of the re-enactment of the 2016 debates will come to the Theater Center on Wednesday.
In his one-man show at the BAM Harvey Theater, Mr. Lepage reconstructs his childhood in 1960s Quebec City.
Robert Cuccioli and Danielle Leneé star in Bruce Graham's play that provides an unflinching look at the black-white dynamic.
The comedian also says that he turned to Louis C.K. for advice after he grew concerned that his postelection "S.N.L." appearance would fall flat.
The musical " a love story set during the Vietnam War " ignited a fierce debate over the casting of a white actor in a Eurasian role. Now, it's back on Broadway.
This ardently acted revival shows Arthur Miller's 1968 play as a smaller, more stolid work than it wants to be " still just a little out of style.
"Come From Away," set in Newfoundland, has attracted many displays of national pride, including from the lead Canadian, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
In "Duet," the March 21 episode of "The Flash," the two superheroes fall under the sway of a villain, the Music Meister, and fight back with songs.
The actors joined us on Facebook Live to talk about their collaboration on the Broadway revival of the musical "Sunday in the Park With George."
It was the first time a president has called for ending the endowments, which were created in 1965 under President Lyndon B. Johnson.
The Canadian prime minister, who has emphasized welcoming refugees, attended "Come From Away" with the president's daughter in a pairing that was rich with symbolism.
In David Byrne's inert new musical, France's favorite saint storms England with power chords.
The murdered Algerian remained anonymous in Albert Camus's "The Stranger," but this new play by Betty Shamieh reframes the point of view.
The Billie Holiday Theater, which first opened in 1972, is finishing a $4.1 million renovation.
The Edinburgh International Festival runs from Aug. 4 through Aug. 28 at various venues in that city.
Kate Hamill and Eric Tucker team up for another Off Broadway adaptation, this time taking on a novel of social satire.
The Australian composer and performer on his career and the music and lyrics he wrote for "Groundhog Day."
