He is "finally at the fountain." The fountain that Lana Tuner knew? The fountain from which all good things spring? The fountain of success? Whichever way you drink in the metaphor, actor Br…
You wouldn't think the man currently sketching a masterly performance as a patrician curmudgeon in the Off-Broadway drama Trying has also been the star of two Broadway musicals, Baker Street…
It's not easy being green, but for the man behind the puppets of Avenue Q, it's just another day at work.
When the theatre last heard from Charles S. Dutton, he was saying goodbye to it.
Though Joan Rivers is better known for her work as a comedienne, talk-show host and red-carpet commentator, she has never completely left the stage behind.
Internationally acclaimed as a breathtaking reimagining of NoëlCoward's iconic story of star-crossed lovers, Kneehigh Theatre'sBrief Encounter makes its Broadway debut, complete withpuppe…
They eat. They drink—a lot. They talk—even more. They meet a terrorist. They dance while the world burns and bombs fall.
Award-winning director Stephen Daldry talks about Billy Elliot's dream ballet, the dancing dresses and maintaining a hit.
If you were a producer looking for a marquee name to play the man-eating Martha in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, you wouldn't have to look much further than Kathleen Turner.
The red carpet at Roundabout Theatre Company's Studio 54 was awash with stars of stage and screen as they arrived to take in the opening night of British import SOURCE: Broadway.com at 5:58pm on May 25, 2015☆⚑
Actor Oscar Isaac plunges - literally - into Michael Greif's new Central Park staging of Romeo and Juliet.
David Leveaux has no interest in mucking up Fiddler on the Roof with some showy directorial concept.
Fresh from her work as the potent standby for Idina Menzel in Wicked, Eden Espinosa will again be in a Broadway theatre this fall. Now, she's creating a role rather than covering one.
LAByrinth Theatre Company productions frequently reach down into the lower depths of society, and Brett C. Leonard's Unconditional looks to follow in that tradition.
Few New York theatregoers knew Deanna Dunagan before this season, but it's unlikely they'll forget her after witnessing her ferocious performance in August: Osage County.
If there ever was a playwright for our country's currently troubled moment in history, it is arguably Christopher Durang.
The Broadway production of Grey Gardens, which comes to an end on July 29, has meant a lot to a number of artists.
Rare among his generation of American playwrights, Richard Greenberg is seeing major New York revivals of his works before he is eligible for senior citizen discounts.
What country, friends, is this? For actress Julia Stiles, the territory is not film, but the stage. Following three choice Shakespeare-inspired turns in the films "10 Things I Hate About You…
This fall, he's back directing and producing, helming Carol Burnett and Carrie Hamilton's Hollywood Arms, inspired by Burnett's early years. Ahead in spring 2003 is another gilt-edged projec…
If the characters in Andrew Lippa's new musical The Addams Family showed up at the The Wild Party depicted in the composer's best-known previous show, they'd probably fit right in.
The Metropolitan Opera's new general manager is welcoming Broadway creatives to his corner of the Lincoln Center campus.