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He starred as a mob boss in Martin Scorsese's "Goodfellas" and showed his range while playing Henry Kissinger in "Nixon" and a left-wing intellectual in "Reds."
The sitcom, which depicted an idyllic suburban American household, became a cultural touchstone of the baby boom generation.
The premiere of "American Prophet" at Arena Stage seeks to show the human side of a revered figure from American history.
The latest return to Shakespeare by the Folger Theatre is more muddle than magic.
A new Broadway-themed hotel in Manhattan, the Civilian, immerses its guests in theater sets, art, photos, costumes and props.
The 45th annual celebration of the performing arts will also salute Amy Grant and Tania León on Dec. 4 at the national arts center in Washington.
The irreverent, cathartic take on history reimagines King Henry VIII's wives as pop-star queens.
The Contemporary American Theater Festival in West Virginia is back on this summer, with a marathon of original works.
After covid delays, the Folger Theatre opens "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at the National Building Museum, as part of a summer-long program of "Playhouse" activities.
The stars of the pop-pastiche musical 'Six,' about the six wives of Henry VIII, tell how they get into character.
Lea Michele, a known Barbra Streisand superfan, was previously rumored to take over for Beanie Feldstein, who started playing Fanny Brice in April.
Pulitzer Prize-winning work by Katori Hall runs at Studio Theatre through July 31
Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's urbane musical twist on fairy-tale endings gets a priceless Broadway revival.
Now featuring a surveillance-state "Hamlet," the Park Avenue Armory is a magnet for the arts on a grand scale.
Israeli actor Sasson Gabay originated the role of Tewfiq in the 2007 film 'The Band's Visit.' He has been playing the part in the stage musical since 2018.
Often described as the most influential living director, he breathed new life into Shakespeare and staged a nine-hour adaptation of the "Mahabharata."
A wordless take on the William Shakespeare tale of lovers bliss and magical meddling.
An appreciation of the life and art of Peter Brook, who died July 2 at 97.
Olney Theatre Center production of the classic musical features Deaf and hearing actors
"Only Murders in the Building" actor James Caverly plays the slippery con man Harold Hill in a production of "The Music Man" performed in American Sign Language and spoken English.
Her school inspired the play "Charm" by Philip Dawkins, who called her "the mother of queer Chicago." She was also the subject of a documentary, "Mama Gloria."
World premiere runs through July 17 at Atlas Performing Arts Center.
An essay on the impact of the Supreme Court's abortion decision on how we view contemporary drama.
Aaron Sorkin's adaptation of Harper Lee's "To Kill a Mockingbird" comes to D.C. with Richard Thomas as Atticus Finch.
Actor Amari Cheatom astounds as Ira Aldridge, the first Black performer to play Othello on a London stage.
