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The owner of the popular boutique movie house in Williamsburg will convert the Pavilion theater in Park Slope to Nitehawk Prospect Park.
Roundabout Theater Company said it would bring the play to the American Airlines Theater in June; Anne Kauffman will direct.
J. Stephen Brantley's new play is set in 2008 as same-sex marriage is becoming legal one state at a time.
Ms. Streisand's latest record didn't do well on streaming services. But strong sales gave her yet another No. 1 album, 52 years after her first.
The financial services giant apologizes after an uproar on Twitter in response to "teen financial education day" ads.
Ms. Ferrentino won for her play "Ugly Lies the Bone," a New York Times Critics' Pick.
Professional and amateur actors and civic and cultural groups join in this contemporary musical adaptation from the Public Works program by the Public Theater.
Mr. Polito had more than 200 roles in film and television and appeared on Broadway as well.
Catch these summer season highlights before they close.
At the Summer Mummers shows in Midland, a 67-year-old tradition, audiences are encouraged to raise a ruckus and let the popcorn fly.
Ellen McLaughlin's adaptation of Euripides' tale has its New York premiere at the Flea; the impetus for her work was the Bosnian War.
A critical guide to productions in New York City, including shows in previews.
Don't stop the beat. Show tunes are setting the tempo for classes at Crunch, Soul Cycle and Broadway Bodies.
The Tony-winning Broadway producer will oversee theater, food and fashion projects at the Westfield malls.
Alex Timbers is attached to direct an adaptation of Baz Luhrmann's movie musical.
Jack Gleeson, from "Game of Thrones," and his pals in Collapsing Horse Theater are bringing the surreal fantasy "Bears in Space" to New York.
London's theater scene is one of its best features " better, it's cheaper than you think.
With "Hamilton" still the toughest ticket in town, why not try the "Forbidden Broadway" spoof "Spamilton" at the Triad Theater.
As the centennial of Mr. Dahl's birth approaches, the estate of the "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" author is developing at least 23 projects based on his works.
The popular mini-concert series tied to the musical "Hamilton" will retire, at least temporarily, after the performance on Wednesday.
The comedian, actor, writer and director, whose movie "Don't Think Twice" is in theaters, offers some unsolicited advice for people thinking about showbiz.
As he works on a new musical, Stephen Sondheim talks about the role of words in his work and how Oscar Hammerstein II influenced that.
Mr. Wilder's neurotic comic persona added a special edge to numerous hits like "Blazing Saddles," "Stir Crazy" and "The Producers."
What is true and what is a cultural expectation in this play about a Chinese dissident keep the audience guessing.
The play, which had its premiere in 1907, initially courted controversy with its depiction of homosexuality.
