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Eight times a week, Glinda the Good Witch makes a grand entrance from above the stage in the Broadway production of "Wicked." Ride along with her on the flight.
Recalling a singular Hollywood star and an era we won't see again.
"The Grand Paradise," "The Dead, 1904," "Drunk Shakespeare" and "Sleep No More" are participation shows offering special events the night of Dec. 31.
The New Yiddish Rep presents a revival of the 1907 Sholem Asch play that scandalized New York with its portrayal of prostitution and same-sex romance.
Matthew Lombardo argues that his play "Who's Holiday!" does not infringe on "How the Grinch Stole Christmas!"; he seeks $130,000 in damages.
Lawrence Schiller, who photographed the pair in 1963, recalled Ms. Fisher, who was 6 at the time, watching "mesmerized" as her mother performed in Las Vegas.
The play, directed by Ruben Santiago-Hudson, focuses on a father-son relationship in a story about gypsy-cab drivers.
Ms. Reynolds starred in "Singin' in the Rain," the classic MGM musical about 1920s moviemaking, in which she held her own with Gene Kelly and Donald O'Connor.
Actors talk about when their onstage roles become entwined with their dream lives.
This revival features a scene that can take away the breath of anyone who was touched by an illness that started claiming mainly gay men.
Whether they were talking about a wife or a parent, comedians confronted the seemingly taboo subject in stark terms that made us laugh " and think.
The 1975 movie is being turned into a play by Sharyn Rothstein.
Twan " an 18-inch-long, roughly 10-pound blue-eyed doll with an alert expression " has appeared in five Broadway shows, including "Cinderella."
Ms. Kim won Tony Awards for her designs in "Sophisticated Ladies" and "The Will Rogers Follies," and worked in dance and opera as well.
She entered popular culture as a princess in peril and endures as something much more complicated and interesting.
Old themes are still explored, but the context has changed.
With shows about these divas in the works " and one now onstage in a full production " it will be as if the '70s, '80s and '90s never ended.
A peek at the long runs of the closing shows "Fiddler on the Roof," "The Color Purple," "Something Rotten!," "Matilda the Musical" and "Jersey Boys."
This six-actor adaptation by Matt Opatrny of the Dickens classic brings humanizing touches to the story.
A night of storytelling and performances by original and revival cast members is planned for Jan. 21.
The skit, which features a celebrity brought onstage, has become a highlight of "Oh, Hello on Broadway."
The skit, which features a celebrity brought onstage, has become a highlight of "Oh, Hello on Broadway."
He is writing essays, working on an album and starring in a play, among other things.
The film version of August Wilson's play took decades to make, with Eddie Murphy first interested in it, and Wilson's request for a black director stalling production.
A roundup of what the actor is raving about these days.
