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Amy Lamé has been appointed Night Czar of London and will create a plan to develop the city's nighttime industries.
Many New York plays, musicals and operas will take election night off, as audiences are likely to want prime seats for the biggest spectacle: the election.
The Grammy award winner lives with her husband and frequent collaborator, Robert Lopez, and their children in Brooklyn.
The actress talks about preparing for the stage version of "Terms of Endearment" and about her penchant for giving advice.
Damien Chazelle discusses how he created the look, sound and texture of his latest film, which stars Emma Stone, Ryan Gosling and, yes, Los Angeles.
In Lynn Nottage's latest play, the bonds among working-class friends and family unravel as the local economy falls apart.
A critical guide to productions in New York City, including shows in previews.
Akram Khan's choreography informs "Chotto Desh," in which an exchange between a man and a youth summons stories Mr. Khan heard from his grandparents.
Ronald Harwood's play features Ken Stott as a barnstorming actor who is devoted to the role of King Lear.
Anna Deavere Smith's new performance piece explores the cursed intersection of two American institutions, the school and the prison, in a racially divided nation.
In this comedy-drama by Jenny Rachel Weiner, two women in Carson, Nev., establish an internet bond, though one of them has assumed the guise of a man.
Ms. Parker was 15 when she was drawn to a newspaper photo of a boy at an arts college; later, his play would draw her to New York.
Hard feelings remain despite a decision to revise the show's Playbill to give more specific credit to Ars Nova, which commissioned the play.
In this adaptation of the movie "The Band's Visit," an Egyptian band that arrives in Israel ends up stranded in a remote village after a mix-up at the border.
The lineup for the 2017 edition of Performance Space 122's annual event includes virtual reality, multimedia theater and robot-aided dance.
After a quarter-century in politics, the Oscar winner, at 80, will play one of the most challenging roles in theater in a production at the Old Vic.
Edgar Oliver's performance piece delves into life's evanescence, from the father he never knew to a cracked curb on the Lower East Side.
"Terms of Endearment" and "Clue" are among several films being adapted for the theater.
The former "S.N.L." star plays John Keating in the stage version of "Dead Poets Society." It's the teacher made famous by Robin Williams in the movie.
This MJ Kaufman play centers on a transgender character who finds solace in an enormous tree as he deals with issues of identity, intimacy and family.
The theater critic Charles Isherwood offers a look at adventurous new musicals, a revival he calls nearly "perfect," Sutton Foster, and Shakespeare.
A trove of letters and other material held for 200 years by descendants of Alexander Hamilton will be auctioned by Sotheby's in January.
The star of "Holiday Inn: The New Irving Berlin Musical" tries out the season's best coats.
The producers said they would agree to describe the nonprofit that commissioned the Broadway musical as it wished in the show's program if the group would drop two legal claims.
A town that gave succor on Sept. 11, 2001, gets a pre-Broadway taste of the new musical.
