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Actors, directors and theater-world figures look back on the life and work of Ms. Swados, who died in January.
For performers with disabilities, theater casting has taken steps forward. But frustrating challenges remain.
Well received last year, Bess Wohl's Off Broadway play about six characters at a silent retreat starts a new run at the Pershing Square Signature Center.
Newly discovered documents suggest the playwright cared very much about a coat of arms that reflected his status as a "gentleman."
Lincoln Center Festival. Mostly Mozart. Midsummer Night Swing. Lincoln Center Out of Doors. One critic argues that less could be more.
"Significant Other," a comedic drama by Joshua Harmon about a young gay man yearning for love, is coming to Broadway next winter.
Alexandra Silber's imagining of what comes next for a character in "Fiddler on the Roof," titled "After Anatevka," will be published next summer.
Students taking part in the National High School Musical Theater Awards boot camp and awards ceremony forged convivial bonds and benefited from professional advice.
Part prize ceremony, part bake-off, this year's National High School Musical Theater Awards were a heady experience for the 62 teenagers who took part.
By performing it multiple times in rapid succession, flexCO turns a 17th-century farce inside out.
The romantic mystery of a girl who may be a 20th century Russian princess will open April 24, 2017, at the Broadhurst Theater.
Last week the show grossed $799,021, up 42 percent over the previous week. It was the musical's best showing since Jennifer Hudson left the cast.
Seth Panitch's play, an hourlong exercise in puerile scatology, is built around men's room graffiti, sight gags and comic riffs.
The musical's writing team includes Kristen Anderson-Lopez, one of the songwriters behind the Disney movie "Frozen."
This play featuring Nick Kroll and John Mulaney as cranky, opinionated Upper West Siders will have a run at the Lyceum Theater beginning this fall.
This playful show masterfully provides a multidimensional portrait of a city in perpetual upheaval and a man who is nearly crushed by it.
New releases by Leslie Odom Jr. and Daveed Diggs serve as a reminder of life after 'Hamilton,' but also of life before it.
Another mash-up from the team that turned "Full House" and "Saved by the Bell" into stage parodies.
A revitalized version including a program from a Philip Glass opera and items from Warhol's Factory will be posted at catalog.lamama.org.
Tina Packer, who is directing the play for Shakespeare & Company, tackles a work in which, she says, each character is "racist and sexist."
Joshua Malina and Hrishikesh Hirway, the podcast's co-hosts, have set an ambitious goal: discuss all 154 episodes of one of TV's most beloved shows.
Announced on Thursday, the July 24 closing startled Broadway, since the musical had drawn 10 Tony nominations and involved several high-profile artists.
The Radio City show's aim seems to be selling tickets to people who would rather sit back and watch a sanitized simulation of the city.
A playwright's longtime West Village townhouse bears his stamp " and that of the odd errant baseball.
A playwright's longtime home bears his stamp " and that of the odd errant baseball.
