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Miller was due to have a baby girl this month
Tony winner Ruthie Ann Miles and her husband, Jonathan Blumenstein, whose four-year-old daughter, Abigail Blumenstein, was killed in a car crash in March, have lost the unborn baby Miles was…
Tragedy struck the Broadway community earlier this spring when Ruthie Ann Miles was the victim of a fatal car crash that took the life of her four year old daughter Abigail. According to USA…
The classic musical will begin at the outdoor venue July 27.
by Carol Rocamora Flocks of feathery birds are swarming over Brooklyn this month. Yes, believe your eyes. They've migrated from the ancient theatre of Epidaurus, Greece, la…
With 102 Broadway credits, nine Tony nominations for costume design, and two shows on the docket for next season, Roth isn’t slowing down.
Forty-four-year-old Dorothy Bruns was arrested and charged on May 3 following the tragic car accident that resulted in the death of Abigail Blumenstein, the four-year-old daughter of Tony wi…
Tragedy struck the Broadway community earlier this spring when Ruthie Ann Miles was the victim of a fatal car crash that took the life of her four year old daughter Abigail. According to USA…
Look closely at Carousel's dancing millworkers and you might see the patches. Maybe you’ll wonder whether the pipe-dreaming barflies of The Iceman Cometh scrub the collars of their thr…
Two small kids, including daughter of a Broadway star, were killed in horrifying Brooklyn collision; now driver has been charged with manslaughter.
There's a reason why Larry Shue's play (here directed by Kevin Cahoon) stays around for 40 years - the laughter from a hysterical audience out for an evening of pure fun!
Costume designer Ann Roth, at 86 now a nine-time nominee and one-time Tony winner, came away with three nominations when names were called Tuesday for the 72nd annual Tony Awards.
Theatergoers, divided into small groups, are guided to different parts of UCLA's Royce Hall, where Woolf's 1927 novel, one of the glories of literary modernism, is summoned in a theatrical s…
Theatergoers, divided into small groups, are guided to different parts of UCLA's Royce Hall, where Woolf's 1927 novel, one of the glories of literary modernism, is summoned in a theatrical s…
Ann Harada has been keeping Broadway audiences entertained for years in shows such as Cinderella, 9 to 5, M Butterfly, Seussical, and Les Miserables. I first encountered the finely-tuned mus…
The Center for the Art of Performance is elated to have back New York-based SITI Company.SITI a highly reputed ensemble, is known for its innovation and the experimentation with new forms of…
Chichester Festival Theatreis a place of firsts forTracy-Ann Oberman. Last year, she performed inThe Fiddler on the Roof, her first professional musical. This Spring, she returns to CFT once…
Tragedy recently struck the Broadway community whenRuthie Ann Miles was the victim of a fatal car crash that took the life of her four year old daughter Abigail. The New York Daily News has …
Larry Shue's Broadway farce will close out George Street Playhouse's 2017-18 mainstage season.
Broadway's Ann Hampton Callaway Swinghas announced plans for an upcoming fan participation music video project for her new song, 'Thoughts and Prayers.'
Thom Sesma and Sally Ann Triplett are exhilarating as Sweeney Todd and Mrs. Lovett in the immersive Tooting Arts Club production of Sweeney Todd The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, now extende…
Pipeline Playwrights, a Northern Virginia-based collective of accomplished women playwrights who support productions that explore the variety of women’s experiences, is undertaking a n…
Julius Caesar, Henry IV, and The Tempest will be shown at the Brooklyn theatre May 31–June 3.
Kander: "Because corruption in society never seems to go out of style. Every once in a while, it becomes more obvious than not." Reinking: "Every step is basically a word. Especially with mu…
The Brooklyn theater had previously presented the US premieres of Phyllida Lloyd's all-female Julius Caesar, Henry IV, and The Tempest.
