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After opening at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles nearly 40 years ago, Luis Valdez's production is revived at its home theater.
The film moves through the present moment " political, racial, representational " with blinders on, our critic writes.
Ms. Moore was best known as the spunky professional Mary Richards on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and as Laura Petrie, the wife of a comedy writer, on "The Dick Van Dyke Show."
For actors in the American premiere of Wallace Shawn's 2015 play, much changed after the election.
Steven Levenson, who wrote "Dear Evan Hansen," now has a play Off Broadway, "If I Forget."
A newly announced scholarly collection will analyze, and chronicle, Mr. Mac's epic "24-Decade History of Popular Music."
Singers will no longer perform in two sessions at the fan convention.
This updated version of Henrik Ibsen's 1867 verse drama includes rock and pop songs as it centers on an adventurous Scandinavian lad.
Only 12 performers have won an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar and a Tony. Mr. Miranda is poised to become the next.
Several Oscar-nominated films are still in theaters. Here's where you can stream the rest.
The academy seeks to rebound from two years of #OscarSoWhite with nods for "Moonlight," "Fences" and others.
Paola Lázaro's play, at the Atlantic Theater Company, assembles a crew of vivid characters on a San Juan street corner.
The adaptation, approved by Disney Theatrical Productions, will have songs from the 1940 film, and is to open at the National Theater in December.
Mr. McMullan unearths some of his never-before-seen theater posters to demonstrate how he created each work, from early studies to final versions.
Memory, gender and fantasy blend in this play about a Vietnam veteran and his offspring.
This play by Bekah Brunstetter ("Oohrah!") follows a teenager in the 1990s through early adulthood, and a pioneer girl in the 1800s. Both are named Jane.
The union is asking its members not to perform at BroadwayCon until an agreement is reached.
This event, a collaboration between the French Institute Alliance Française and Cultural Services, will run from March 4 through April 16.
On Inauguration Day, performers in New York looked to the future and raised money for causes like civil liberties and women's health.
This solo show, written by Matthew Spangler and Benjamin Evett and starring Mr. Evett, is based on the poem by Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
With soaring language and an improvisatory jazz spirit, Ruben Santiago-Hudson's revival brings lives shaped by privation to throbbing life.
Hundreds of manuscripts and letters held by Hamilton descendants for 200 years " some of them previously unknown " were sold at auction on Wednesday.
In "Tell Hector I Miss Him," the young Puerto Rican playwright Paola Lázaro draws on intense personal experiences to create very human characters.
Set in a women's prison, this production is the third and last installment of the director Phyllida Lloyd's series of Shakespeare plays for Donmar Warehouse.
The playwright David Ives delivers an adaptation of the Pierre Corneille comedy.
