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"I wanted to keep them from having to dance in nightclubs," she said of Hispanic dancers. "They were serious dancers and deserved the opportunity to be treated as such."
First produced in 2002, the ethnic-conflict-themed 'Host and Guest' keeps getting replayed, again and again.
Playwright Hannah Moscovitch drew from her grandparents' story as refugees in the early 20th century.
Bobby Smith is a worthy successor in this irreverent musical ode to the unemployed.
New Stoppard, old Loesser, stories from the political right and left, and Shakespeare with new looks stock the stage.
"My Body No Choice" " eight monologues by female playwrights " starts at Arena Stage next month as the midterm elections approach.
The art and legacies of Burt Bacharach, Eva Peron, Maya Lin and musician/activist Hazel Scott spark works around the region.
The star of Signature Theatre's "No Place to Go," an ode to the unemployed, brings his experience of pandemic-induced joblessness to the role.
These expert entertainers offer it all: Transformation. Barbiecore. Activism.
The Virginia company revives the popular musical, based on Alice Walker's novel and a 1985 movie starring Whoopi Goldberg.
Kennedy Kanagawa is the puppeteer behind Milky White, the bovine star of the hit Broadway revival.
Members of the creative sector are building coalitions, raising money and even running for office to press for their causes.
The Grammy-winning artist, the latest of NYCB's major music collaborators, is deeply creative with an appetite for dance.
Barrington Stage Company in the Berkshires stages "A Little Night Music," with Emily Skinner in one of the great roles of the Sondheim canon.
A Chicago tryout for the stage adaptation, featuring songs by Elton John, needs decidedly more zhoozh.
An edited version of the hit show produced by the Door McAllen church in Texas did not get the blessing of the Broadway musical's creators, a "Hamilton" spokesperson told The Washington Post.
"Here There Are Blueberries," at California's La Jolla Playhouse, is based on photos submitted to an archivist at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.
Our dance critic tried 15 dance apps. Here's what she learned, and her top picks for fine-tuning your moves.
Alex Lacamoire is the arranger, orchestrator and music director behind two of Broadway's biggest recent smashes.
Jessie Mueller, James Monroe Iglehart, Phillipa Soo and Steven Pasquale will feature in the return of a celebrated concert series.
The world-premiere musical at Arena Stage turns the famous abolitionist's words into moving hymns and anthems.
Broadway's "To Kill a Mockingbird," on hiatus since January, will not return to the stage this fall.
New York City Ballet's Tiler Peck and others offer hard-won wisdom on blisters, flip-flops, foot funk and ice buckets.
The hit revival, starring Sara Bareilles, Gavin Creel, Phillipa Soo, Joshua Henry and Patina Miller, applies clarion sound to Sondheim's score.
She was celebrated for her performance in August Wilson's Pulitzer-winning drama, and also known for her screen roles in "Sparkle" and "A Different World."
