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Tom Stoppard's new play, Rock 'n' Roll, takes place over 22 years, from 1968 to 1990 in both Prague and Cambridge, and addresses the roiling changes of that time span.
Actress Linda Lavin's first Tony Award nomination was in 1970 for Last of the Red Hot Lovers. And she was already a stage veteran by then.
The Fred & Adele Astaire Awards have found a nice way to honor Tommy Tune's 50th year in show business.
Tony Award winner Shuler Hensley returns to the New York stage in The Great American Trailer Park Musical, now playing Dodger Stages
This is a mixed media production with some projection of black and white video starring the Kneehigh cast in mock ups of scenes from the film but projected onto a vertical slatted screen for…
It didn't take much for actor Dan Lauria to slip into the skin of famed American football coach Vince Lombardi for the new Broadway play Lombardi.
"Yes, of course" and "I know" are two of the notable utterances by the cocky yet lugubrious William Morris Barfee, played by new Tony Award winner Dan Fogler.
Hairspray star Marissa Jaret Winokur is Broadway's unlikely "It" girl — a character actress in a star position usually reserved for an ingenue. The actress likes how Hairspray turns the ta…
It's difficult to get four stars the caliber of James Gandolfini, Jeff Daniels, Hope Davis and Marcia Gay Harden in the same room.
Richard Seff reviews this "splendid import from Britain."
Rising Chicago director David Cromer (Our Town, Adding Machine) makes a bigger impression each time he comes to New York.
We cornered Broadway star -- and recent memoirist -- Patti LuPone on the opening night of the new musical Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown.
"That man's highly-strung" is an observation made of Gidger, a character in Richard Greenberg's Broadway drama, The Violet Hour. Enter Mario Cantone, whose specialty is playing highly-strung…
No more ping pong balls and fur for Avenue Q director Jason Moore. He's Broadway-bound with Shrek.
Actress Mary Catherine Garrison is currently inhabiting her favorite world: the 1930s.
We cornered Broadway star -- and recent memoirist -- Patti LuPone on the opening night of the new musical Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown.
Meet Michael Grandage, artistic director of London's Donmar Warehouse and a 2010 Tony Award nominee for his direction of Red.
Roundabout Theatre Company Todd Haimes, Artistic Director in association with David Pugh amp Dafydd Rogers and Cineworld is thrilled to announce a four-week extension of Kneehigh Theatre's c…
For a few years after he first burst upon the New York scene, playwright Adam Rapp was most famous for his fecundity.
"Dirty Dancing," eat your heart out: If it's a no-holds-barred, thrillingly theatrical version of cinematic passion you're after, look no further.
Meet Norman. Of Broadway's new trilogy, The Norman Conquests, that is.
Record producer Tommy Krasker talks about rescuing and recording the forgotten Broadway musical Kitty's Kisses.
