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Ms. Keys pays homage to New York in a PBS series, "Landmarks Live in Concert: A Great Performances Special."
Our critics Ben Brantley and Wesley Morris talk about listening to the playwright, a great chronicler of the 20th century.
As "Jitney" prepares to open on Broadway, stars like Phylicia Rashad and Laurence Fishburne talk about the playwright.
A look back at review of the playwright's works in The New York Times.
In this autobiographical show, written by and starring David Deblinger, the actor explores his filial relationship and plays a cast of characters.
This actress, known for "Orange Is the New Black" and "The Color Purple," describes the power of seeing herself on display.
The annual prizes, for young performers in theater and dance, were given to Khris Davis, an actor, and Indiana Woodward of New York City Ballet.
The Ambassador Theater Group has acquired the 117-year-old theater, which is to reopen in 2018 after a multimillion renovation.
Post-"S.N.L.," Mr. Killam is ready to become the perfectly blustery British monarch on Broadway.
More than a theater, the Public is a meeting place for culture vultures who parade in their downtown finery.
With nine nominations each, "Nocturnal Animals" and "Arrival" also make a strong showing in the British awards.
This show is a jaunty foray into a little-known footnote in American military history.
While "Top Secret International (State 1)" traffics in tech and disembodied narrators, "Real Magic" involves a clairvoyance game.
Before Sotheby's sells a long-held family trove of Alexander Hamilton's documents, the public is invited to take a look.
This production of the Leonard Bernstein 1956 operetta, which hovers between opera and musical theater, is a step toward a totally revamped City Opera.
Cate Blanchett stars in this Sydney Theater Company production of a Chekhov work, which features an eruption of runaway hedonism at a birthday party.
The film is nominated for seven Golden Globes. Here's a rundown.
This work by Tania El Khoury enlists audience members who visit the simulacrum of a cemetery to memorialize opponents of the Assad government.
Mrs. Clinton was among the boldfaced names at the revival on Sunday afternoon, for the last performance of the show.
The play, by Keith A. Wallace, follows an African-American boy, Jamal, who from childhood on learns to keep his head up.
The action in this piece at the Under the Radar festival unfolds both on a screen and below it, as you watch illusion-makers work with video, shadow puppets and scrims.
"Escape From Margaritaville," a musical written with new songs and classic hits, will go on tour before arriving in New York in spring 2018.
The mother and daughter actresses are shown in close quarters in this compelling documentary, which debuts Saturday on HBO.
The play, by the company 600 Highwaymen, incorporates audience members to deliver a meditation on human connection.
The actor, who has a role in "Manchester by the Sea," will make his professional stage debut Off Broadway in Anna Jordan's "Yen."
