John Lithgow stars as Roald Dahl in "Giant," the Olivier-winning play exploring the beloved author's controversial legacy, coming to Broadway…
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The New York Pops’ ultimate song swap: IP swings both ways when Hugh Panaro & Elizabeth Stanley take to the stage
The new York Pops opens 43rd season with Hugh Panaro & Elizabeth Stanley performing Broadway-to-film classics at Carnegie Hall.
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In ‘Galas,’ Anthony Roth Costanzo proves that camp and coloratura can co-exist
Countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo brings vocal chops to Charles Ludlam's drag-inspired "Galas" at Little Island through September 28.
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Kokandy goes ‘full swoon,’ resurrecting one of Broadway’s most controversial musicals
Kokandy Productions brings "Jekyll & Hyde" back to Chicago after 15 years with full orchestration, gothic camp, and zero apologies.
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‘Prince Faggot’: A meta-theatrical queer reckoning that hits like a London downpour
What's more shocking than royal scandal? Royal truth. Jordan Tannahill's meta-masterpiece crowns itself king of uncomfortable conversations.
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WATCH: Broadway’s next hit musical might be about… running errands?
A first look at Sam Tutty and Christiani Pitts proves small-scale Broadway still packs a punch in "Two Strangers (Carry…
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‘Hell’s Kitchen’ gets even hotter: Alicia Keys to play post-show concerts this September
Alicia Keys performs post-show concerts at "Hell's Kitchen" Sept 26-27. VIP & rush tickets available.
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22 years in, Fall for Dance still knows how to make us kick up our heels
New York City Center's Fall for Dance returns with 15 companies across 12 days. From Paris Opera Ballet to Argentine…
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528 pages of pure Beyoncé: New book unpacks every track from Queen B’s legendary career
The most comprehensive Beyoncé retrospective ever hits shelves October 14, examining every song from the superstar's career.
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Why the Limón Dance Company’s 80th anniversary could be the year’s boldest retrospective
The Limón Dance Company's 80th anniversary celebration tackles questions about identity and power with a reimagined retrospective and new work.
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