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Helped by a $24 million bond issue, the company will add more than 10,000 square feet to its West 55th Street headquarters.
Adel Euro, a hip-hop-obsessed dancer in Iraq, died in the July suicide-bomb attack on Baghdad. Battery Dance Festival in Tribeca will pay tribute on Sunday to a dance career that might have …
In an unusual move for a Broadway show already three months into its run, 'Paramour' will go dark for four days. Changes are being made to its dramatic and choreographic elements.
This year's entries deal with gun control, policing and student debt, many using parody or satire
Disney's stage version of "Frozen" is letting go of its director Alex Timbers, a sought-after theater director whose eclectic productions include the irreverent "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson…
James Houghton, the founder of the Signature Theatre who died this week, was an advocate for the work of living playwrights.
She loved 'Cats' in the '80s. He hated it. Two Wall Street Journal editors attend the new production together to see whether their divergent opinions have changed.
Despite their feline roles, some of the cast members lean more canine.
Producers are investing in a known quantity, restaging plays and musicals on Broadway within a decade or less of their previous runs.
As one of the most powerful men in theater, this Broadway mogul does business his way.
In her next film, Florence Foster Jenkins, directed by Stephen Frears, Meryl Streep gives full-throated life to an eccentric socialite and self-styled diva"and her uproarious off-key singing.
When the National Ballet of Canada's Hannah Fischer takes the lead role in Christopher Wheeldon's 'The Winter's Tale' next week, it will be a family homecoming of sorts: her parents danced o…
More than a dozen contestants"including three winners"of Fox's competitive show "So You Think You Can Dance" have landed on Broadway; several are onstage now in "Hamilton," "Cats" and "Fiddl…
The board of the Trisha Brown Dance Company is taking steps to ensure the artistic legacy of its namesake is not lost to future generations.
A total of 29 Broadway shows grossed $24.8 million in the week that ended Sunday, about 4% less than the previous week, according to data from the Broadway League.
John Kerry, Spike Lee and Jennifer Lopez joined legions of fans who came out in full force to honor the creator of the hit Broadway musical on his last night performing in the show.
Defying critics, the Broadway musical has played to full houses since opening in April.
A purple maze is the centerpiece of 'You Are Here,' a conceptual art event that runs through Monday at the Knockdown Center in Maspeth, Queens and was hatched by the New York art collective …
Playwright Israel Horovitz, who became a significant voice in contemporary drama mostly away from New York, has returned to the city with 'Out of the Mouths of Babes,' his first production a…
This week, producers announced a flurry of closing dates for musicals, most surprisingly 'Shuffle Along.' Meanwhile, the winner of the 2016 Tony Award for best play, 'The Humans,' is moving …
The American Ballet Theatre's Isabella Boylston will dance the part in a new production of 'Romeo and Juliet' at the Metropolitan Opera House.
New York City may be a global epicenter of dance, but in summertime, many emerging and established talents of ballet, contemporary, tap and hip hop head to greener pastures.
Starting July 11, Javier Muñoz, Mr. Miranda's alternate on the hit Broadway show, will step full-time into the lead role.
Acceptance speeches were rewritten and silver ribbons of support were improvised as Broadway's big day turned somber.
As expected, 'Hamilton' has made a strong showing early on, winning awards for best book, best director, as well as for featured actor and actress.
