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This Theater for a New Audience production of Carlo Goldoni's 18th-century farce struggles as it tries to employ contemporary humor.
The Q Brothers have concocted another mash-up of rap and Shakespeare. And the laughter grows, right along with the stack of corpses.
The Rockettes are great, but there are plenty of other shows to keep the entire family entertained all weekend.
He will play the title role in New York Theater Workshop's modern-dress production of "Othello," directed by Sam Gold.
This show grew out of Israel Horovitz's radio play of the same name, inspired by an Alaskan avalanche that buried a man in a cabin under 30 feet of snow.
Christopher Bayes, who teaches physical acting at Yale, has trained a generation of comic performers, including many in "The Servant of Two Masters."
Mr. Silver's latest comedy is directed by Mark Brokaw.
With a book by Craig Lucas and music by Daniel Messé, "Amélie" is expected to begin previews at the Walter Kerr Theater in March.
This semidocumentary play at the Public Theater, from the spoken-word collective Universes, may be the most frightening and exciting piece of theater now up.
John McGrath, who was appointed artistic director last year, is starting to plan for the festival, which will run June 29 through July 16.
The producers of the Broadway show are asking a court to weigh in as they seek $12 million from Lloyd's of London.
Dave Malloy's pop opera is both the most innovative and the best new musical to open on Broadway since the hit musical about one founding father.
An ABC series based on Marvel's characters will debut next year on Imax screens, before a re-edited version heads to TV.
With girlfriends acting as ironic courtside commentators, Andy Bragen's play examines a highly charged pastime for two men entering middle age.
The slapstick comedy will begin previews March 9 and open on April 2 at the Lyceum Theater, the producers said Monday.
Suzan-Lori Parks's phantasmagorical theater piece is a sepulchral parade of images that have distorted and swallowed up the history of African-Americans.
This one-man show revolves around a man who has apparently simply dialed a wrong number and then stays on the line to talk. And talk.
Winners of this annual prize, which honors young artists in theater and dance, will be announced on Jan. 9.
Mr. Oliver, who stars in "Attorney Street," the latest installment of his solo trilogy, takes a melancholy stroll around his former neighborhood.
Student builders, painters, riggers, stage managers and costumers have worked for months on the musical's set, which opens at the high school next month.
Coastal elites missed the Trump Revolution. Maybe they should have gone to the theater more.
In the latest quarter, the company earned $1.10 per share, missing analysts' $1.16 consensus. But the stock shot up after executives's comments.
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Elizabeth Eaton Converse's story and heartbreakingly fragile songs form the backbone of Howard Fishman's play with music.
