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I've slept on it, and I'm sure. 'A 24-Decade History of Popular Music' is sublime.
The company honored its milestone last weekend with visits from past figures who lauded its history while expressing concern for regional theater's future.
He understood how a great country could wind up being governed by a sociopath.
This play from the Mad Ones company would send you bolting for the exit, screaming, if it weren't so funny and unexpectedly touching.
The composer hosted "Saturday Night Live," using his opening monologue to rap about the presidential election.
A Broadway star on vacation reading, tweeting comedians and the authenticity of pizza.
Lots of kids like to put on a show, but few try Shakespeare on a professional stage. To Mr. Wittrock, acting was an outlet for pure energy at a young age.
This play, by the Classical Theater of Harlem at 3LD Art & Technology Center, finds Egyptian royalty behaving like divas in the 15th-century B.C.
The play, by Lucas Hnath, follows Henrik Ibsen's heroine Nora Helmer after she leaves her husband and children; Sam Gold will direct.
Patrick Marber's revival of "Travesties" brings out passion in a rich text, and a revival of "The Libertine."
Newly married at 60, the actor who knows how to deliver a one-liner throws himself into a fast-talking comedy. But there are darker roles ahead.
An old chestnut, tweaked for the stage, resurrects Bing Crosby and company in an Irving Berlin musical.
A critical guide to productions in New York City, including shows in previews.
Brad Pitt narrates a 45-minute Imax version of Mr. Malick's documentary, a tour of astrophysics, biology, philosophy and religion. A feature-length cut will be released later to conventional…
Bonnie Duncan uses a clothesline as both set and plot device in this solo family show about a battle of wits between a little girl and a mischievous rodent.
Jonathan Rockefeller's puppet play at DR2, 'That Golden Girls Show! A Puppet Parody,' features the familiar sitcom characters, doing what they always did.
A daylong stream will feature the 11 arts organizations that are based there.
Six theater tickets that won't break the bank.
Jennifer Diaz has become the first female head carpenter of Local 1 of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees.
The play, "Girl From the North Country" by Conor McPherson, begins previews on July 12; the season also includes a new "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern."
Jeffrey Finn, the lead producer of "An Act of God," will take on this new role for the center on Friday.
This program of three short plays by Horton Foote stars the wonderful Hallie Foote, the playwright's daughter, and returns to his fictitious Harrison, Tex.
Qui Nguyen's new play, a romantic comedy about his Vietnamese parents, sprinkles in the pop culture obsessions that got him hired by Marvel Studios.
Mr. Borle, who won Tonys for his parts in "Peter and the Starcatcher" and "Something Rotten!," soon stars in a "Falsettos" revival and as Willy Wonka on Broadway.
Ms. Weisz is following in the footsteps of Meryl Streep, Cate Blanchett and Kate Nelligan in David Hare's drama.
