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NEW YORK—Blythe Danner is jumping into the Broadway show "Nice Work If You Can Get It," playing the mother of Matthew Broderick's wealthy playboy character.
NEW YORK—The big hooks and soaring melodies of Grammy-winning songwriter Diane Warren are heading to Broadway.
NEW YORK—On a recent afternoon at Radio City Music Hall, a group of Rockettes were being examined with critical eyes.
NEW YORK—Superstorm Sandy, which darkened Broadway for four days, predictably ravaged the box offices around Times Square, with shows losing more than $8.
NEW YORK—Superstorm Sandy, which darkened Broadway while smashing into New York City last week, predictably ravaged the box offices around Times Square, with shows losing more than $6 …
Feast or famine. That might describe the rhythm of work for a theater director in this town, says Christy Montour-Larson.
NEW YORK—The lights went up again on Broadway Wednesday for the first time since Hurricane Sandy hit New York, as entertainers headed back to work in a city still wracked by power-outa…
NEW YORK—The lights went up again on Broadway Wednesday for the first time since superstorm Sandy hit New York, as entertainers headed back to work in a city still wracked by power-out…
SKOKIE, Ill.—Chest pains will keep actor George Wendt from performing as Oscar Madison in a Chicago-area production of "The Odd Couple.
Granted, the opening of the delirious musical "Sweet Tooth" and the arrival of a newly gussied up Blu-ray of "Sunset Boulevard" to my mailbox are purely coincidental. Yet, I can't help b…
Long before "The Hunger Games" became a best-selling book and then a blockbuster movie, novelist Lois Lowry had already imagined a persuasively chilling dystopian future for young reader…
Every modern teller of scary stories owes a debt to Edgar Allen Poe, the master of intricate tales of blood and and betrayal that continue to resonate with contemporary audiences.
NEW YORK—Jessica Chastain has been called many things. Time magazine declared her one of the 100 Most Influential People in the World.
NEW YORK—Once you get past the challenging beginning of the Transport Group's otherwise enjoyable new work based on Jonathan Franzen's quirky essay, "House For Sale," you can settle in…
NEW YORK—"King Lear" may be Shakespeare's greatest work, but, let's face it, it's also grindingly grim.
NEW YORK—The second annual TEDxBroadway—a conference focusing on Broadway's future—will kick off on Jan.
NEW YORK—Looks like Barry Manilow is making it again—on Broadway. The Grammy Award-winning singer of such songs as "Mandy," "I Write the Songs" and "Looks Like We Made It," w…
Colorado Public Television's Eden Lane is believed to be the first transgender journalist on mainstream TV anywhere in the United States. "But I don't think of being transgender as any part …
Eden Lane was one of many local journalists waiting to conduct quick interviews with famously tan star George Hamilton, who was in Denver last month to perform in a touring production of of …
Broads. Simply put, there aren't enough of them. Similar to dames — and there is nothing like one, to quote Rodgers and Hammerstein — they are "full-figured gals" metaphoricall…
NEW YORK—At the end of a long day, Kathie Lee Gifford offers a visitor a cup of coffee. Not wine, coffee.
It takes little time into "Avenue Q" — the charmingly wanton, puppet-populated musical by Robert Lopez, Jeff Marx and Jeff Whitty — to see why music man Lopez, and "The
In 1997, actor Eli Wallach reigned off-Broadway as the title character in Jeff Baron's two-person drama "Visiting Mr. Green."
