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Uneasy relationships feature in the three one-act plays in Series B of this 59E59 Theaters festival.
Productions for the coming year include a revival of Stephen Adly Guirgis's play "The Last Days of Judas Iscariot," directed by Estelle Parsons.
This biographical play at 59E59 Theaters profiles Alice Austen, a 19th- and 20th-century photographer who chronicled city life and defied conventions of her day.
The playwright Lucy Teitler brings tangy wit and barbed portraiture to this tale of multiple engagement parties.
TheaterWorks stages a sweet, fast-paced production that comes off as an urban fairy tale.
"Million Dollar Quartet" explores the day that four country music legends were in the same studio at the same time.
The actor Michael Cerveris describes the resonance of a special performance the cast gave in Florida to honor the victims of the Pulse nightclub massacre.
Mr. Eisenberg and Scott Elliott, the show's director, discussed the play and the differences between American and British audiences.
The musical's producer, Cameron Mackintosh, said it would come to the Broadway Theater, where the show began its original, decade-long run in 1991.
There isn't a man in the 10-member cast of this rollicking history pageant by Jaclyn Backhaus.
A critical guide to productions in New York City, including shows in previews.
"The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" is closing its Broadway run, but there is life after acting for the 21 puppies who have appeared in the show.
"The Last Defender" and "We Gotta Bingo" are among the many shows inspired by games.
As Disney develops "Frozen" as a musical for Broadway, it decides to replace the highly regarded director Alex Timbers.
Mr. Houghton, who died Tuesday, founded a Signature Theater whose seasons have focused mostly on a single playwright " a radical, fruitful approach.
When it reopens in the 1,031-seat Gerald Schoenfeld Theater on Tuesday, the Tony-winning play will have resided in three Midtown theaters since October.
Victoria Clark, a Tony winner, has a new husband, a new home and a new role, directing.
This play explores Alice Austen's early passion for the medium of photography and her long relationship with her lover, Gertrude Tate.
Mr. Houghton also served as artistic director of the troupe, which presents season-long programs featuring the work of just one playwright.
At 74, as she embarks on a memoir, an album and a rare tour, the megastar is intent on correcting (the tiniest) errors and on defining her own legacy.
The chief theater critic of The New York Times discusses onstage politics and recommends a new "King Lear" with Glenda Jackson, among others.
Two high-profile adaptations of Buñuel films may be in New York at the same time.
A decade after Cirque du Soleil's Beatles show, "Love," opened, it is still running strong, presenting a revamped edition for its 10th anniversary last month.
Ms. Pazcoguin, a soloist with the New York City Ballet, plays the elegant Victoria in the current revival of "Cats" on Broadway.
Leona Lewis, Andrew Lloyd Weber, Titus Burgess, Tommy Tune attend opening night and after-party at Gotham Hall.
