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Play that officially opens Saturday asks: What if we could rewrite our own histories?
It is not just rockers who are objecting to the use of their songs by Donald Trump, the Republican presidential nominee
The show's ability to draw so many A-listers is a reflection of the fact that there are now far fewer opportunities for classical artists to appear on television
Here are the nominees for the 68th Primetime Emmy Awards.
Like so many others who beat the odds to make it to Broadway, they arrived with personal stories to tell.
Alessandra Ferri left the stage " as most dancers do " in her mid 40s, but the 53-year-old returns to dance the teenage Juliet in New York
Halpern is the co-founder and owner of the iO, with booking power on Saturday Night Live that has birthed icons
The actresses took part in Werk It, a women's podcast festival, to read some of our best Modern Love essays.
In doing what birds do best on one performance night, the owl has apparently written itself out of future stagings of the play
Viewership was fuelled by the popularity of the hit Hamilton, which won 11 Tonys, including the award for Best Musical
It was a somber and slight surreal evening as Broadway's finest like Sophie Okonedo, Michelle Williams and Cate Blanchett walked the red carpet in the wake of the massacre in Orlando, Fla.
When Mr. Miranda accepted his award for best score for "Hamilton" at the Tony Awards, he said he was too old to freestyle. He wrote a sonnet instead.
The 70th annual Tony Awards begins its telecast at 8 p.m. live from the Beacon Theater in New York City. The ceremony will continue despite the nightclub shootings in Orlando, Fla. "Hamilton…
J.K. Rowling's eagerly awaited new play will shed its shroud mystery when its first preview begins Tuesday night at the Palace Theater in London.
'I came to a company full of scandals and divided into different factions. It was too political'
Cross is at his best when he shifts into long monologues of resentment-filled dogma that spiral into increasing absurdity
The actor Jesse Tyler Ferguson reads the story of a gay couple's need and a sister's gift.
The actor Stephen Bogardus reads an essay about a medication that leads to a hypersexualized wife, and a husband struggling to keep up.
With a sequel in the works and a baby boom in 'Elsa' names, Frozen is not going away anytime soon (sorry, parents)
Critics and reporters for The Times pick out their favorite experiences in the theater in 2015.
A critical guide to productions in New York City, including shows in previews.
A critical guide to productions in New York City, including shows in previews.
A critical guide to productions in New York City, including shows in previews.
A critical guide to productions in New York City, including shows in previews.
A critical guide to productions in New York City, including shows in previews
