Tonys Watch: King Charles III Is a Shakespearean Take On Britain’s Real-Life Royals
Playwright Mike Bartlett talks his inspiration for the show ahead of the June 12 awards
Curtain Call: Playwright Horton Foote’s Legacy Lives On
After racing to get The Trip To Bountiful to Broadway, Foote’s daughter Hallie brings the show to L.A.
The Getty Villa Presents Medea in East L.A.
The Fleischman Theater’s upcoming production Mojada: A Medea in Los Angeles reimagines Euripides play as an L.A. story
Curtain Call: Philip Glass Looks Backwards and Forwards on His 50-Year Career
"Fame and glory, we weren't going to get it. I had no expectations. It was a strange form of innocence."
7 Awesome Things to Do This Weekend, 11/13
From Beauty and the Beast to intergalactic postcards, there’s something for everyone
Curtain Call: The Manhattan Transfer Rolls On While Trying to Figure Out Its Future
In the wake of founder Tim Hauser’s death, the group has a soulful Christmas
Curtain Call: TV Good Guy Richard Thomas Tackles One of the Bard’s Most Villainous Characters
Don't cut off Iago in traffic; he'll follow you home and destroy your car
One of Broadway’s Most Famous Lyricists Had a Sad, Dark Past
Which makes it perfect fodder for—a musical?
Curtain Call: Gene Kelly’s Widow Adds to her Famous Husband’s Legacy and Creates Her Own
"The show makes the absence of him more bearable. He’s present in the way that he wanted to be."
Curtain Call: Broadway Baby Elaine Stritch is Still Here With The Ladies Who Lunch
Facing mortality and life in a Detroit suburb without fear of either