Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen will close November 15, cutting short its Off-Broadway run as a new Washington Post review contrasts two musicals with two plays.
Duncan Sheik, the singer-songwriter behind the 1996 hit 'Barely Breathing' and the Tony Award-winning composer of 'Spring Awakening,' died Wednesday in Manhattan. He was 56, with two productions he had been building weeks or months from their premieres.
Glen Hansard, the Dublin street musician turned Oscar winner who refused to leave his city even after the world came calling, died early Wednesday in a single-vehicle motorcycle crash on the western
Josh Grisetti, the Broadway actor who played Nigel Bottom in Something Rotten! and appeared in The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, died by suicide on July 10 at the age of 44, days after
Tracee Ellis Ross makes her Broadway debut July 7 in Every Brilliant Thing at Hudson Theatre, trading the ensemble rhythms of Black-ish for a one-person show about mental health with live audience
A month after canceling her Caesars Palace residency, Dolly Parton made a surprise appearance at the grand opening of her Tennessean Travel Stop in Cornersville, defying health struggles with a quip about
Ariana Grande and Ethan Slater have quietly ended their nearly three-year relationship, sources told People and TMZ on June 8, and Page Six reported June 13 that the pair had been an
Richard Thomas, the Emmy-winning John-Boy Walton from CBS's The Waltons, turned 75 Saturday and rang the milestone with a 2026 Tony nomination for Best Featured Actor in a Play for The Balusters
John Lithgow's 2026 Best Actor Tony for his Roald Dahl performance in Giant makes him the oldest male performer ever to win a competitive acting Tony — and gives him his third
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce took a Saturday-night break from the wedding watch and the Knicks fan-row debate — catching Maya Rudolph in Broadway's 'Oh, Mary!' at the Lyceum, then going backstage.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce took a Saturday-night break from the wedding watch and the Knicks fan-row debate — catching Maya Rudolph in Broadway's 'Oh, Mary!' at the Lyceum, then going backstage.
Mariska Hargitay finished a Broadway matinee, finished an evening show, then sprinted ten blocks to Madison Square Garden to watch the Knicks complete the largest comeback in NBA Finals history. By the
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