Review: 'The Front Page' Is Diverting, but Don't Stop the Presses
Nathan Lane and a deep cast star in this revival of a 1928 stage classic about journalism, now at the Broadhurst Theater.
Nathan Lane and a deep cast star in this revival of a 1928 stage classic about journalism, now at the Broadhurst Theater.
High prices are a natural reflection of great demand and scant supply. In a free market, they are inevitable until demand subsides or supply expands.
"Great Performances" captures Lin-Manuel Miranda in the process of creating "Hamilton." And "Black Mirror" returns bigger than ever.
The musical, being revived by the Keen Company, finds some affection in this early work by Mr. Larson.
"Mr. Popper's Penguins," at the New Victory Theater, stars life-size puppets as the creatures that upend a sedate couple's lives " and warm their hearts.
A guide to movies playing at theaters in the New York City area, as well as select festivals and film series. A complete list of new releases is at nytimes.com/intheaters.
A critical guide to productions in New York City, including shows in previews.
Andy Blankenbuehler, who has won Tonys for choreography of "In the Heights" and "Hamilton," will direct this production, slated for an April opening.
The new multimedia piece, at the Abrons Arts Center, was based on the producer Anne Hamburger's experience with placing her son in wilderness therapy.
A pair of soul mates obliviously advance from the ages of 19 to 64 in Mike Bartlett's play, set in London.
It represents the conservative uptown wing of a field whose downtown avant-garde is merging music with performance art, political satire and gender and genre bending.
The nonprofit theater Ars Nova and the commercial producers of "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812" are battling over the billing of the show.
We gave handwriting samples from five playwrights to a graphologist. Here's what she saw, and how the writers reacted.
His "Ajax" and "Squash," billed together as "Two Class Acts," will be the last shows at the Flea's White Street home.
Our guide to some of the TV, film and pop stars appearing in plays and musicals in New York.
This absorbing solo show is an eerily timely offering by a gifted writer and performer.
The highlight of "Inner Voices," a program of three musical monologues presented by Premieres at TBG Theater, is "The Pen," sung by Nancy Anderson.
The play, by John Guare, will be directed by Trip Cullman, and will be Ms. Janney's fourth Broadway show.
The musical theater fable will arrive at the McKittrick Hotel in November.
The donation will allow Teachers College at Columbia University to establish a new doctoral program to train those who train dance teachers.
The new piece from the dance and theater company Witness Relocation is a meditation on middle age that does not want to go gentle.
This adaptation of the Jean Genet play puts two pairs of actors " one male, one female " in the title roles as servants yearning for freedom.
Mr. Lloyd Webber announced Monday that his company had hired the Broadway producer Ken Davenport to the new post of executive producer.
Diane Lane stars in this terminally confused production of Chekhov's play, about a woman who faces a changing reality when she returns to her childhood home.
Jamie Horton gives a strong performance as George Orwell in an otherwise standard play at 59E59 Theaters that imagines Orwell promoting "Animal Farm" in the United States.