'Accomplice' keeps audience on its toes at Bickford
The thriller, by Tony Award-winning writer Rupert Holmes, runs at the Bickford Theatre at the Morris Museum through Feb. 4.
The thriller, by Tony Award-winning writer Rupert Holmes, runs at the Bickford Theatre at the Morris Museum through Feb. 4.
Bunny Christie, the designer of the Bridge Theatre's new in the round, promenade performance of Julius Caesar, explains why they've let the audience get so close to the action
Bizarre, off-putting, and utterly spectacular
On last night's LATE NIGHT, John Lithgow stopped by to talk about his Broadway show STORIES BY HEART and tells Seth a couple of dramatic and funny theater stories involving talking audience …
Get to know the electrifying stars of off-Broadway's Disco Pigs, Colin Campbell & Evanna Lynch, as they teen years, pre-show rituals, and awkward first impressions.
As the ground-breaking theatre troupe Split Britches - which they founded with former member Deb Margolin in 1980 - Peggy Shaw and Lois Weaver have been challenging both gender norms and the…
A dragon's glowing red eyes stare out at the audience from high above the stage of "Wicked," and that's just for starters. The spectacle that is "Wicked" is filled with bells and whistles an…
The antagonist of Loy Webb's intense new drama from the New Colony, "The Light," is seen only in conversation. He's a Chicago music artist, known only as Kashif, the kind that this city like…
Other findings from a report on the 2016-17 season: Crowds remain white and predominantly female, but more young people are attending.
The Broadway audience appears to be getting slightly younger and more New York-based. Â New York City residents made up 22% of all theatergoers in the 2016-2017 survey from the Broadway L…
The Broadway League's annual demographics report, The Demographics of the Broadway Audience 2016 2017, compares current Broadway habits in New York City to previous seasons and aids in predi…
According to The Guardian, Michelle Terry, the new artistic director of Shakespeare's Globe wants to dismantle theatre hierarchies moving forward by giving more power to the casts and audien…
Just turned 75, the Viennese composer and conductor is still restless in his passion for music-making
'Oddville' comes to the Playhouse@Westport Plaza
You folks are in the best place in NYC to be tonight' A more accurate announcement was never given by Broadway at Birdland host Jim Caruso as he introduced Christine Ebersole and Billy Strit…
Jessica Lazar is directing the upcoming revival of Steven Berkoff's East at the King's Head Theatre, where the play made its London
Nothing says “Christmas Spirit” these days like the sight of a beaming, bespectacled tow-headed 9-year-old pointing his new rifle into the cold dark of night and pulling the trig…
Thinking Cap Theatre's opening performance of Young Jean Lee's Straight White Men might have been among the best nights of theater in South Florida so far this season. I say "might have been…
In Toronto, the head of the country's largest opera company faces one of his greatest challenges: With less than a fifth of funding coming from the government, Alexander Neef must persistent…
A revival of the musical that gave us the festive strains of Mistletoe and Wine, which first premiered in 1977, The Little
The event was held to mark the Tony-winning musical's first anniversary on Broadway.
A night off for the Finnish maestro as Sakari Oramo led the BBCSO in a performance of his works at the Barbican
A theatre producer watching a West End show claims he was punched by a fellow audience member after challenging him over the