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'Hamilton' could raise viewership for the CBS broadcast, which might help overall box-office sales.
No score or book could ever be found for 'I'll Say She Is,' the comedy troupe's 1924 Broadway debut. But that didn't stop actor and Marx Brothers aficionado Noah Diamond from re-creating the…
Andy Blankenbuehler, nominated for a Tony for "Hamilton," is now busy with the coming revival of "Cats," part of a wave of choreographers changing Broadway's approach to dance.
If the popular vote decided the 2016 Tony Awards, 'Hamilton' might win in a landslide. But this contest will be decided by some 846 Tony voters, who are under no obligation to reflect the wi…
Ralph Gardner Jr. visits with David Korins, the Tony-nominated set designer for the hit Broadway musical "Hamilton."
Their work merits a Tony Award, though few voters know what they are voting on.
Long a physical destination for culture, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts is rolling out a new digital initiative intended as a virtual portal for visitors to the 16-acre complex.
While 'Hamilton' made history at the Tony Award nominations on Tuesday, Broadway as a whole is raising the curtain on a remarkably fertile new phase.
This spring, more than a dozen works by two of today's reigning ballet choreographers, Alexei Ratmansky and Christopher Wheeldon, are slated for the stage.
Tony Awards Administration Committee rules 'Shuffle Along' is eligible to be nominated as a new musical, not a revival, la decision that will likely have it going up against smash hit 'Hamil…
Lin-Manuel Miranda's acclaimed musical is expected to be nominated across the board, but it doesn't have a lock on an awards sweep.
Departing from his other three shows, Casey Nicholaw scraps the jazz hands and tapping feet.
"Hamilton" won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama on Monday, and the Broadway musical showed no sign of slowing down at the box office, either.
With six productions on her calendar for 2016, Lileana Blain-Cruz may be the hardest-working director right now in New York theater.
The curtain came down on two major figures at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts on Thursday when Jed Bernstein resigned as its president after a short tenure, followed by the announceme…
The Metropolitan Opera's longtime music director will retire at the end of the current season for health reasons. He had held the post for 40 years.
Striking a balance between sexy style and graphic violence poses a key challenge for "American Psycho," which opens on Broadway April 21.
The New York City Council approved legislation Thursday that supporters hope will bring order to Times Square by curbing aggressive panhandling.
Lin-Manuel Miranda, creator of "Hamilton," offered some words of advice to a group of students who are among 20,000 getting access to $10 tickets to the hit Broadway musical.
Known for shows with star casts, husband-and-wife team are taking a different approach with 'Waitress.'
Sarah Burgess talks about her play 'Dry Powder,' at the Public Theater
Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration is rolling out an initiative that will share theater performances with all New York City's boroughs.
Among Stacey Mindich's credits: 'The Bridges of Madison County,' 'Blackbird' and 'The Crucible.'
The revival of Arthur Miller 'The Crucible,' directed by Ivo van Hove, sells well in previews; Jennifer Simard breaks out in 'Disaster!'; and a sneak peek at 'Queen of Mean,' a musical about…
In Weill Music Institute's new production of 'West Side Story,' which starts a three-show run this Friday at the Knockdown Center in Queens, young performers star alongside seasoned veterans.
