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The three time Tony-winning performer shares what she misses most about Sondheim and talks about revisiting her ad campaign from 32 years ago.
There's a lot to unpack in Paula Vogel's Mother Play. Nominated for four Tony awards, including Best Play, the show is currently at Second Stage's Hayes Theater.
Nominated for seven Tony awards, Water For Elephants offers a blend of circus artistry (think trapeze, soaring through the air), puppetry, dance and a gumbo of a score featuring folk, bluegr…
This year's Tony nominees reflect on their shows and how life-changing they have been
Through its many programs, The American Songbook Association and Carolyn Montgomery are inspiring students, especially those without access to music education, to fall in love with Ella Fitz…
Similar to how loans are issued against film and television tax credits, Blue Fox Financing and Runyonland Productions will soon issue loans against theatre tax credits.
True Jackson's song, "Paint Me," appears in the new film Prom Dates.
With producers including Hillary Clinton and Malala Yousafzai, Suffs shows what it took to pass the Nineteenth Amendment and grant women the right to vote
Tamara de Lempicka was an out-of-the-box, rule-breaking painter who has often been ignored.
Maurice Saatchi seeks to excite our mental ecstasy
At a performance of How To Dance In Ohio autistic students from New York City Lab School for Collaborative Studies got a life-changing opportunity to meet autistic actors
Michael Jackson's estate is asking the man in the mirror to change his ways.
Meet choreographer and director Lorin Latarro
Syrena"a singer, bellydancer, and specialty performer"stars in two shows from Company XIV: Cocktail Magique and Queen of Hearts
A Day In The Life: She Toggles Between Coinciding Productions
Based on the bestselling novel, the new musical brings the circus, including a showstopping elephant, to Broadway
Theatre Communications Group is helping to transform the landscape of theater by making it more accessible.
A kaleidoscope of storytelling genres, this quirky new musical about a bandit who finds fame after death is full of surprises and a cool rock beat.
West End theatre producers can put on a happy face.
In Days of Wine and Roses Kelli O'Hara and Brian d'Arcy James take the audience on a joyous, jazzy and harrowing ride
Betty Buckley began her film career with the thriller Carrie. Her newest horror movie, Imaginary, debuts this week. She also created, wrote and narrates the Mayfly
In All The Devils Are Here Patrick Page explores Shakespeare's most fascinating and wickedly wonderful characters
John Patrick Shanley, who wrote Doubt and Moonstruck, premieres his newest play at the Manhattan Theatre Club
Broadway's biggest gossiper brings "remote work" to a whole new level.
This Tony nominee reflects on her longtime friendship and collaboration with the legendary composer/lyricist and the enduring impact it has had on her life.
